With the 2025 F1 driver’s title on the line in Las Vegas, McLaren’s Lando Norris is striking a cautious tone, openly fearing the circuit’s layout may expose his car’s weaknesses.
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isa Cash App RB (Racing Bulls) was forced to address a viral video showing one of its team members making gestures during the fan booing directed at race-winner Lando Norris in Brazil.
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Oscar Piastri has opened up about his calamitous Azerbaijan Grand Prix, citing a combination of factors including the lingering impact of McLaren’s team orders at Monza, technical issues, and overdriving, which culminated in what he describes as the « worst weekend » of his racing career.
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Lando Norris secured a crucial pole position for the São Paulo Grand Prix, while championship rival Max Verstappen was sensationally knocked out in Q1 and will start from 16th.
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Lando Norris masterfully managed a wet-to-dry sprint race to claim victory at Interlagos, but the story of the day was the intense battle with rookie Kimi Antonelli and a dramatic crash for championship rival Oscar Piastri.
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Max Verstappen fumed at his “simply rubbish” sixth-place effort in Thursday’s Sprint qualifying as McLaren’s Lando Norris—current championship leader—snatched pole on 7 Nov.
McLaren’s Lando Norris delivered a stunning 1:09.243 to top Sprint Qualifying in São Paulo, edging Mercedes’ teenage sensation Kimi Antonelli by 0.097s.
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McLaren fired the first warning shot in Brazil with a commanding 1-2 in Free Practice 1, leaving championship rivals scratching their heads.
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McLaren bosses vow to repeat their 2007 philosophy: two drivers, one trophy, zero preferential treatment—even if Max Verstappen slips past both.
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A barely visible steering-column offset is the secret behind Lando Norris’ recent qualifying surge, giving the Briton sharper turn-in and the confidence to attack F1’s tightest corners.
