How Lando Norris warned F1 rivals about ominous McLaren pace before testing

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How Lando Norris warned F1 rivals about ominous McLaren pace before testing

George Russell highlighted how Lando Norris had warned that McLaren had “found a lot over the winter” before his ominous-looking run in F1 pre-season testing. The post How Lando Norris warned F1 rivals about ominous McLaren pace before testing appeared first on Motorsport Week.

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The private trials are over and the drivers are now looking forward to the Australian Grand Prix. This is the case with the local hero, Oscar Piastri, who feels that his McLaren has enough to fight from the start for victories this season. He is aiming for a good result in (...) Formula 1 / McLaren F1

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After three days of testing in Bahrain, McLaren may be the builder to beat. During the first days of testing, Andrea Stella was asked by GPBlog if she had her eye on some team as a competition. Team director McLaren mentioned a team that seemed very fast to her.

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For many fans and professionals, McLaren and Lando Norris are regarded as favourites for the 2025 World Cup titles. McLaren team leader Andrea Stella, for his part, is a little more cautious after the winter tests.

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This time, in the wake of the pre-season F1 tests in Bahrain, we propose you to discover all the details shared by Pirelli. Best time per driver over the whole week, best time in the last day, tires used and number of laps covered during the test 3, all the data are to be discovered on [...] L的article F1, Bahrain Tests: all about the results, final times and cie, at the dawn of the justice of the peace appeared first on the Mag Sport Auto.

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F1 Testing | Racing Bulls labels Bahrain as a “successful” test after “very high mileage”

Racing Bulls left pre-season testing for the 2025 Formula 1 season with the third-highest lap count of the 10 teams, as Yuki Tsunoda and debutant Isack Hadjar logged 454 laps between them over the three days of running, just four shy of Mercedes’ chart-topping 458. And that, along with the fact that there weren’t any “major car issues”, prompted team principal Laurent Mekies to label the test as a “successful” one for the squad: “Everyone in the…