Lewis Hamilton 'didn't even brake' as Lando Norris regret emerges
Norris said he could have handled the late duel better after leaving the track with Hamilton and missing a podium chance to Antonelli.
- Following the Singapore Grand Prix, McLaren driver Lando Norris accepted blame for a collision during his battle with Lewis Hamilton, stating he should have prioritized the team over attempting the move.
- Initially, Norris defended his driving, telling Viaplay on Saturday he had the right to attempt the move, before later retracting that position and apologizing to his team.
- The late-braking contest between Norris and Hamilton opened a gap, allowing Kimi Antonelli to swoop past both drivers into the final podium spot. FIA stewards determined Norris' move was not a legitimate overtake.
- Off the track, footage went viral showing Norris appearing to mock Lance Stroll during a night out with Haas driver Ollie Bearman, who finished 12th in the race.
- The Formula 1 season continues following the Singapore Grand Prix triple-header conclusion, with drivers preparing for the upcoming United States Grand Prix in Austin.
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As title handover approaches, Norris is still building his self-belief
“Of course, I wish things were better in terms of performances this year, but I would happily sacrifice one year to have a championship another year, and that’s what we had to do last year,” he says. “But again, the focus is on what’s the best job now, and sometimes that’s a fifth, sometimes it’s a 10th, sometimes that’s a win, but that’s still what makes me happy today.”
After the projectors of his world title last year, Lando Norris came a little into the ranks this year, the fault in particular for a more difficult season for his team. The McLaren F1 driver won two races and dominated that of Madrid but mostly lived a more difficult season, and he admits that it is a bit frustrating to be judged on less good performances while in his personal capacity, he thinks he is doing a better job. But Formula 1 is a spo…
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