McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes Lando Norris’ clash with Oscar Piastri during the Canadian Grand Prix has actually boosted Norris’ confidence as they both vie for the Formula 1 world title. The incident in Montreal, where Norris ran into Piastri in their battle for fourth place, marked a turning point in their season-long competition for the championship. Despite struggling with Piastri in qualifying earlier in the season, Norris managed to bounce back with wins in the Austrian Grand Prix and the British Grand Prix. The Canadian clash helped defuse tension within the team and allowed both drivers to move forward with more confidence. McLaren’s strong performance at Silverstone and the successful testing of a revamped floor indicate a promising outlook for the rest of the season.
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