Grill’d has teamed up with Melbourne-born Formula 1 driver Oscar Piastri to relaunch the Oscar Piastri 81 Burger ahead of the 2025 F1 season.
The limited-edition burger, available from 8 September, features a grass-fed beef patty, charcoal bun with papaya sesame seeds, bacon, cheddar, carrot, cos lettuce, Spanish onion, and OP chipotle mayo. It delivers more than half the recommended daily protein intake and is priced at $18.50.
Grill’d is also rolling out the Oscar Piastri 81 Pack, which includes the burger, Grill’d chips with chipotle dip, and a Remedy Blood Orange Sodaly for $27.90.
Piastri said: “I’m really excited to be bringing back a new and improved version of my Grill’d burger. The reaction to the first launch earlier in the year was awesome and I can’t wait to see it back in store.”
“I’ve been a fan of Grill’d healthy burgers for a long time and I’m really happy with the taste and flavours we’ve been able to come up with.”
Grill’d Founder and Managing Director, Simon Crowe, said the partnership between Grill’d and Oscar Piastri, both Melbourne born, was a natural fit.
“We know that athletes love and prefer Grill’d because of our performance and nutritional benefits, but most importantly they love the taste.
“We’re extremely proud to partner with Oscar, not just because he is an incredibly talented F1 star, but because he represents the next generation of Australian sporting excellence.
“Oscar has had his best F1 season yet and Grill’d has been right there with him on and off the track from the beginning of the season,” he said.
“When we first released the Oscar Piastri burger back in March, it was an absolute crowd favourite. We’re thrilled to now be bringing a revamped version of this burger back to the menu after much demand and anticipation as he contests the F1 World Drivers’ Championship.”
The partnership sees Grill’d and Piastri, both Melbourne-born, align around performance and fan engagement. Relish loyalty members will have access to exclusive offers throughout the remainder of the F1 season.
Top image: Oscar Piastri