US EditionMcLaren give Norris the tools - and leave them in the car
- During the first practice session at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix on May 2, McLaren left tools inside Lando Norris's car as he went out on track.
- This occurred amid intense competition with Norris trailing teammate Oscar Piastri by 10 points and seeking to regain the championship lead.
- After Norris pitted, he removed a wrench and a torch from the cockpit, prompting stewards to open an investigation for releasing the car in an unsafe condition.
- Norris expressed frustration over team errors, stating, "Everything is just falling apart," while McLaren boss Zak Brown called the incident a "little silly" but manageable.
- The incident may result in penalties for McLaren and highlights challenges for Norris as he aims to improve performance this weekend in Miami.
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Curiosity! Crew forgets tool in Norris' car
Lando Norris may have been quite confused when he noticed during the Miami training that objects in his car flew wildly through the cockpit. The puzzle solution: his box had left her tool in the car ... A curious experience had Norris, who noticed loose objects in his McLaren during the training. "You left tools in the cockpit there, the World Cup second radioed to his command stand. At the following pit stop, the Brit, who ended up in twelfth, …
Motor racing-McLaren give Norris the tools - and leave them in the car
MIAMI (Reuters) -Formula One drivers are always asking teams to give them the tools for success but champions McLaren went a step too far when they left some in Lando Norris's car at the Miami Grand Prix on Friday. Read full story
McLaren give Norris the tools - and leave them in the car
MIAMI :Formula One drivers are always asking teams to give them the tools for success but champions McLaren went a step too far when they left some in Lando Norris's car at the Miami Grand Prix on Friday."You've left so many tools in the cockpit. Everything is just falling apart," the Briton exclaimed over th
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