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A retirement following a clash with team-mate Oscar Piastri at the Canadian Grand Prix has left Lando Norris 22 points off the lead of the standings.
Former F1 driver Martin Brundle has warned Lando Norris about boosting his consistency to aim for becoming a world champion. Brundle cited four-time champion Max Verstappen as a role model for Norris, after a challenging weekend at the Canadian Grand Prix. Norris, pursuing team-mate Oscar Piastri for fourth place, collided with Piastri’s car and was eliminated from the race in Montreal. Brundle emphasized that Norris cannot afford more errors like the one in Canada if he wants to contend for the F1 championship. While acknowledging Norris’ setback, Brundle hasn’t discounted Norris from the title race, noting the need for improved consistency moving forward. He remarked on the significant points swing since the season opener in Melbourne, urging Norris to elevate his performance consistently.
