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Will McLaren change ‘free to race’ policy after Canada clash?
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will continue to be free to race each other despite their intra-team collision at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix. F1 title rivals Norris and Piastri came to blows for the first time this year as they battled over fourth place in the closing stages of Sunday’s race in Montreal.
McLaren team boss Andrea Stella issued a swift response to Lando Norris' crash with team-mate Oscar Piastri at the F1 ...
Echoes of the past chimed loudly as the Canadian Grand Prix came to a messy end for Lando Norris. Images of Lewis Hamilton’s ...
McLaren's podium ambitions at the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix were dashed after Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collided on Lap 66. The crash ended Norris's race and cost valuable points, prompting team ...
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Why McLaren updated its suspension for F1 Canadian GP but Piastri chose not to run itMcLaren has brought a new suspension to this weekend's Canadian GP, yet only Norris chose to run it in qualifying. He ended ...
There have been plenty of occasions where Norris is too hard on himself and almost looks like he is looking for reasons to ...
Fans were waiting for fireworks from Max Verstappen and George Russell, but it ended up coming to pass from the the McLaren ...
It was about to cost many more points for the team. Already, costly for the team. Definitely an incident that should have not ...
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McLaren forced to address Donald Trump F1 rumors ahead of Circuit of the AmericasMcLaren has quashed sensational claims that President Donald Trump is gearing up to pilot one of their Formula 1 cars at the ...
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