Norris or Piastri? Right now, there is only one driver McLaren should be backing

Norris or Piastri? Right now, there is only one driver McLaren should be backing

This was supposed to be the year of Lando Norris, yet five races in, the championship lead has passed to a McLaren teammate who has won three times to his once. Fastest in every session in Saudi Arabia until he hit the wall at turn five in the final qualifying session, Norris is once again ruing costly errors that are taking the stress out of Oscar Piastri’s weekends.Victory in Miami a year ago, his maiden win in Formula One, launched Norris int…

Lando Norris was quite happy with his performance in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The Brit started on P10 but finished fourth. Still, he won't celebrate that good race in Amsterdam.

In the sports.de-debrief you will learn why Red Bull deliberately didn't call back his superstar, why Lando Norris lost a lot of time and what made Williams so strong at the end of the race.

Lando Norris makes bold 'I'm the best' claim after Piastri takes title lead

After a qualifying crash and a win by his teammate, Lando Norris has lost his championship lead to Oscar Piastri.

Lando Norris finished fourth after finishing tenth in Saudi Arabia's Grand Prix. A good performance on paper but the Britishman remains disappointed by his mistake in qualifying that spoiled his chances to win the race. He also lost the championship lead against Oscar Piastri. "I think that's the best we could do today. It's a pity we didn't get on the podium. We were close and it's always hard to judge (...)

Lando Norris insists that the gap between McLaren and Red Bull is not as wide as could be thought of in this first part of the Formula 1 2025 World Cup, while regretting that he did not take the podium in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The British recovered from an accident during the qualification to advance from tenth to fourth during this Sunday’s race, although the triumph of his co-team Oscar Piastri meant that it is now the Australian who l…