McLaren drivers single out team’s main threat in F1 Japanese GP
McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have singled out Mercedes as the team which is poised to be its closest threat at the F1 Japanese Grand Prix.
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McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have singled out Mercedes as the team which is poised to be its closest threat at the F1 Japanese Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri has elucidated that his "laser-sharp" attention on "the little things" has contributed to his improved execution over one lap in the 2025 F1 season.
Lando Norris has asserted that people "like to talk crap sometimes" as he labelled claims that McLaren's current advantage in F1 is unbeatable as "nonsense".
McLaren CEO Zak Brown “couldn’t be happier” with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, whose focus is helping lead a two-pronged F1 title tilt.
George Russell has surmised that McLaren's weakness in cooler conditions will represent rival teams' best chance to beat the reigning F1 champions in 2025.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has argued that F1 can't "unwind what's in place" amid the growing discussion around a potential reintroduction of V10 engines.
Lewis Hamilton has insisted Ferrari hasn't given up hope of catching McLaren in 2025 as he backed the team to begin closing the gap in the coming F1 races.
Oscar Piastri has expressed that a possible move to a rival team was "never a consideration" prior to penning a contract extension to remain at McLaren in F1.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella explained that the team’s compromising F1 challenger, the MCL39, is “more of a penalty” to Lando Norris than Oscar Piastri.
F1 team bosses have cooled concerns over prize money being split 11 ways in 2026, hailing the “big brand” commercial impact new entrant Cadillac brings to the party.