Why McLaren feels Max Verstappen will ‘fight more’ despite threat of F1 race ban
Despite the real threat of a F1 race ban looming large, Max Verstappen will "fight more" than usual on track, according to McLaren's Lando Norris.
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Despite the real threat of a F1 race ban looming large, Max Verstappen will "fight more" than usual on track, according to McLaren's Lando Norris.
The F1 Drivers' Championship sees the McLaren pair separated by 10 points, but was Oscar Piastri’s win at the Spanish GP the biggest blow yet for Lando Norris?
Oscar Piastri has acknowledged Max Verstappen’s looming threat in the F1 championship could compel McLaren to abandon its impartial approach and implement team orders.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has denied that managing Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri is getting "tougher" as the pair's fight for the F1 title in 2025 intensifies.
Lando Norris admitted that he settled for second place in F1's Spanish GP, acknowledging that team-mate Oscar Piastri "drove a very good race", but also conveyed his confidence that he ...
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has detailed that Oscar Piastri had a role in the events that led to Max Verstappen's race collapsing in F1's Spanish GP.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has contended that Oscar Piastri's dominant drive at the Spanish GP exemplified the progress he has made in F1 in 2025.
Lando Norris joked that Max Verstappen’s late-race clash with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix reminded him of a move he’d pulled off himself — in Mario Kart.
McLaren has revealed that it "would like to avoid using team orders" to guard against the threat that Max Verstappen could pose in the F1 Spanish GP.
McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella described the tow advantage Lando Norris briefly gained behind Oscar Piastri in qualifying at the 2025 F1 Spanish Grand Prix as a “minor episode”.