Lando Norris: McLaren may need to consider me as lead driver to win championship
British driver, who can cut gap to Verstappen at Belgian GP this weekend, suggests parity with Piastri could soon damage his title hopes
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British driver, who can cut gap to Verstappen at Belgian GP this weekend, suggests parity with Piastri could soon damage his title hopes
Norris and Verstappen held clear the air talks on Monday following collision in Austria which cost both dear
Public sniping, especially over the radio, has never been as bad in F1 – let the officials see what they see and make their own judgments
In coming close to beating Max Verstappen again, Lando Norris will have learnt that a tenth of a second per lap could be the difference
Norris is arguably in the form of his life and has positioned himself as Max Verstappen’s biggest title threat this season
Three-time world champion says he will still go to bed on time after securing a eighth straight pole to equal Ayrton Senna’s record
Arriving at Imola as the latest race winner, McLaren driver elaborated on how he marked his success in the days following the race in Miami
Despite his relative privilege, the McLaren driver’s rise to the top of Formula One has been a long-time coming
British racer parties in style across Miami after his Formula One victory and rubs shoulders with host of NFL and NBA stars
Gamble to introduce whole package of modifications paid off handsomely at Miami Grand Prix
Second place in Shanghai plus significant upgrade makes McLaren optimistic that British driver can push Max Verstappen even closer in Miami
The retired F1 star talks about life off the track, marrying again – and why he's lending his voice to Race Against Dementia
The signing is a huge fillip for McLaren, who enter the 2024 season on a high after stellar end to last season's campaign
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Grandstand roof blown off in storm; plus Lando Norris ‘gutted’ as pole position chance slips away
Carmaker seeks further investment after production problems deepen losses
Having made phenomenal progress in 2023, confidence in their development path will build momentum to make Oscar Piastri a genuine contender
Spluttering team are unlikely to have the miraculous winter they need and are in danger of falling behind McLaren and Ferrari