Norris laughs off Marko comments as usual F1 mind games
AUSTIN, Texas : McLaren's Lando Norris has laughed off Red Bull barbs about his perceived mental weaknesses as typical mind games played when a Formula One title is at stake.
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Brown says Marko's mental health comments set F1 back decades
AUSTIN, Texas : McLaren boss Zak Brown accused Red Bull motorsport consultant Helmut Marko of poor taste and setting Formula One back decades for comments about the mental resilience of title contender Lando Norris.