US EditionMcLaren on top but Norris is still wary of Verstappen in F1 title race
- Lando Norris won the Monaco Grand Prix in 2025, closing the gap to teammate Oscar Piastri in the Formula 1 drivers' championship.
- McLaren's strong start to the season with the fastest car and a close title battle between Norris and Piastri contrasts with Max Verstappen's third-place standing behind them by about 22 to 25 points.
- Verstappen remains a strong threat despite Red Bull’s struggles controlling the 2025 car, having won two races and three consecutive grands prix at Circuit de Catalunya.
- Ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix, Norris highlighted that from a mathematical standpoint, nearly every driver on the grid remains in contention for the championship at this stage, and he stressed the importance of competing against Verstappen each race weekend.
- The ongoing championship fight suggests McLaren's current pace advantage could diminish, especially with new FIA technical restrictions, meaning no driver or team can be confidently counted out.
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McLaren on top but Norris is still wary of Verstappen in F1 title race
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen can still have a major say in the title race (Picture: PA) Lando Norris managed to get his title campaign back on track in Monaco, and the championship rolls straight on into Spain this weekend. Just three points separate the McLaren duo of Norris and Oscar Piastri. And this is where things are about to get rather tricky for the constructors’ champions. It’s been 17 years since the Woking-based team last won the drivers…
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Lando Norris mocks 'silly' Max Verstappen prediction as Lewis Hamilton point also made - The Mirror
Oscar Piastri leads the F1 championship but Lando Norris has narrowed the gap in recent weeks while Max Verstappen also remains a threat despite McLaren's dominance
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