US EditionF1 drivers' title not just a McLaren battle, says Norris
- The 2025 Spanish Grand Prix took place on May 29 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, with McLaren drivers Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris leading the championship.
- The championship battle follows McLaren's strong start with six wins in eight races, including four by Piastri and two by Norris, who currently trails by three points.
- A new front wing rule with stricter stiffness tests came into effect this weekend, which McLaren expects not to affect, but Ferrari considers a potential game-changer.
- Speaking on Thursday, Norris expressed that leading the championship is a rewarding experience, but noted that it does not affect his daily routine or how he approaches each race, highlighting his commitment to consistent performance.
- Norris maintains that the title fight is wider than just McLaren, noting Max Verstappen and Ferrari remain strong contenders as the season progresses toward its remaining 16 races.
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Lando Norris makes worrying Max Verstappen admission in World Championship battle
Lando Norris believes that neither Max Verstappen nor Ferrari can be ruled out as title contenders despite being the hot favourite to win the World Championship this season.The Briton is coming off the back of his win in Monaco, his first since Australia on March 16.In the same time, his team-mate Oscar Piastri has racked up four wins.Following his win, Norris sits just three points behind his Australian team-mate but Norris insists the champion…
Motor racing-F1 drivers' title not just a McLaren battle, says Norris
BARCELONA (Reuters) -Lando Norris can retake the Formula One lead from Oscar Piastri in Spain this weekend but the Briton said the drivers' championship remained more than just a battle between McLaren teammates. Read full story
F1 drivers' title not just a McLaren battle, says Norris
BARCELONA :Lando Norris can retake the Formula One lead from Oscar Piastri in Spain this weekend but the Briton said the drivers' championship remained more than just a battle between McLaren teammates.The two are separated by three points at the top of the standings after eight of 24 races and champions McLa
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