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.
Norris Holds Off Antonelli to Win São Paulo Sprint as Piastri Crashes Out Lire la suite »
Despite a minor error, Oscar Piastri’s third-place finish (1:09.428) in the São Paulo Grand Prix Sprint Qualifying marks a significant return to form for the McLaren driver, who expressed renewed confidence in his car.
Piastri Rebounds: São Paulo Sprint Qualifying P3 Signals Return to Form Lire la suite »
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.
Sprint Shootout: Norris on Pole as Antonelli Shocks Verstappen in Brazil SQ Lire la suite »
McLaren fired the first warning shot in Brazil with a commanding 1-2 in Free Practice 1, leaving championship rivals scratching their heads.
FP1 São Paulo 2025: McLaren 1-2 Shock as Ferrari Hide, Verstappen Only P17 Lire la suite »
Max’s father says Piastri must “fight back” and force McLaren to back him or risk watching Lando Norris waltz away with the title.
Jos Verstappen to Piastri: “If I Were You, I’d Slam My Fist on the Table” Lire la suite »
McLaren bosses vow to repeat their 2007 philosophy: two drivers, one trophy, zero preferential treatment—even if Max Verstappen slips past both.
McLaren Would Rather Lose Like 2007 Than Crown Norris or Piastri Early Lire la suite »
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.
Andrea Stella’s culture meets Zak Brown’s commercial rocket fuel to turn McLaren from midfield to championship favourite—inside the brains of F1’s most dynamic duo.
Stella & Brown: The Twin Engines Driving McLaren’s 2025 Title Push Lire la suite »
Exclusive: Andrea Stella tells selected media the team’s low-drag package and early-engine rotation plan make Vegas “a chance, not a threat” in 2025
McLaren Sure It Can “Tame Vegas” in 2025 Title Showdown Lire la suite »
