What Lando Norris is “not happy” about with McLaren's F1 car
Lando Norris says he is “not happy” or “confident” with his McLaren F1 car despite appearing to make a strong start at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. The Briton topped first practice in Melbourne and ended up third-quickest in the second session, just over a tenth adrift of Charles Leclerc ’s pacesetting Ferrari.
Lando Norris and McLaren start the 2025 F1 season as the betting favorites to win titles, but neither are clear favorites.
After months of talking, the first day of competitive on-track running in F1 2025 finally got underway at the Australian ...
In the weeks before the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, back in October of 2023, McLaren CEO Zak Brown looked me square in ...
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Piastri: "No-brainer" to sign new McLaren F1 contractAustralian racer cites long-term contracts for key McLaren F1 staff among "natural" reasons to stay with the team ...
McLaren has locked both of its F1 drivers into long-term contracts as it looks to build on last year's constructors' ...
Even when they're not racing their McLaren F1 cars, teammates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri still feel the need for ...
Formula 1 is back with the season kicking off at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne this weekend (March 15 - 16).
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Formula One racing suits do much more than protect drivers from fire. In fact, they could determine who stands on the podium.
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Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton racing a Ferrari for the first time. Reigning world champion Max Verstappen arriving ...
Formula 1 season kicks off with the Australian Grand Prix, marking Lewis Hamilton's debut with Ferrari. McLaren shows strong ...
McLaren put in a call to Max Verstappen in a bold move which would have shaken the F1 drivers’ market. McLaren CEO Zak Brown phoned Verstappen “some time ago”, he told De Telegraaf. However, Brown ...
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