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McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have denied that their approach to Formula 1 race weekends has changed since being given a car that can win races. The Woking-based squad completed a remarkable turnaround last term to rise from sporadic Q1 eliminations to emerging as Red Bull’s closest challenger at the end. McLaren has […]
The Woking-based squad McLaren made a remarkable turnaround last season, going from Q1 eliminations to becoming Red Bull’s main challenger. McLaren’s upgrade package in Miami helped Lando Norris secure his first win and gave Max Verstappen a run for his money at Imola. Boss Andrea Stella admitted Monaco showed improvements in low-speed cornering for McLaren, surpassing expectations. Piastri’s second-place finish in Monte Carlo hinted at McLaren’s newfound competitiveness on all tracks. Norris stated that his approach remains the same regardless of the car’s potential to win, focusing on delivering the best performance each race weekend. Both Norris and Piastri emphasized that their driving mentality doesn’t change, whether they are fighting for 1st or any other position, always aiming to maximize the car’s potential.
