US EditionOscar Piastri-Lando Norris “Fall Out” Ruled Out by McLaren Boss in Battle for F1 Title
HUNGARORING, HUNGARY, AUG 6 – Zak Brown says strong communication and respect between McLaren drivers help manage their intense title fight, with Oscar Piastri leading by nine points after Hungary.
- McLaren CEO Zak Brown ruled out a falling out between teammates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris during their 2025 F1 title battle.
- The rivalry intensified after Norris won the Hungarian Grand Prix, cutting Piastri's championship lead to nine points before the summer break.
- Both drivers adopted different race strategies, with Norris using a one-stop plan and Piastri a two-stop, leading to close battles and minor on-track incidents.
- Brown expressed confidence that the drivers will not intentionally force each other off the course, highlighting that strong communication and mutual respect help prevent serious conflicts between them.
- The team expects tensions will rise but believes it will manage any conflicts to maintain focus on securing the championship before the season ends.
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