Marko believes Norris in same league as Max
Helmut Marko believes this year’s title race will be a two-driver fight between Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc.
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Is Norris on the same level as Hamilton, Max and Leclerc?
McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes Lando Norris has as much “pure natural talent” as anyone in Formula 1, including the very best.
O’Ward confirms new Arrow McLaren SP IndyCar deal is close
After learning that rival Colton Herta of Andretti Autosport will test a McLaren Formula 1 car, there had been friction between O’Ward and his team, with the Mexican prodigy declaring he was open to other offers.
Brown: Miami GP will ‘feel like the Super Bowl’
McLaren team boss Zak Brown has compared the hype surrounding the Miami Grand Prix as similar to the buzz around the Super Bowl.
Miami will bring Super Bowl vibe to F1, says McLaren boss Brown
Miami Grand Prix already feels like Formula One's version of Super Bowl with a huge buzz and celebrities clamouring for the hottest tickets in town, according to McLaren boss Zak Brown. The American said his team were the biggest buyers of hospitality for the May 8 race around the Hard Rock Stadium, home of the NFL's Miami Dolphins, but demand far outstripped supply. "It's going to be awesome.
Miami will bring Super Bowl vibe to F1, says Brown
LONDON : Next week's inaugural Miami Grand Prix already feels like Formula One's version of Super Bowl with a huge buzz and celebrities clamouring for the hottest tickets in town, according to McLaren boss Zak Brown.
F1 teams strip off the paint to go faster
LONDON : Formula One teams seeking to go faster have been stripping paint from the cars they revealed with pride before the season started.
Formula One teams strip off the paint to go faster
Formula One teams seeking to go faster have been stripping paint from the cars they revealed with pride before the season started. McLaren, Aston Martin and Williams were among those at last weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Imola with notable expanses of raw, black carbon fibre replacing previously liveried areas. New rules for 2022, with the introduction of larger wheels and an increased use of standard parts, have left some struggling to get down to a new minimum weight limit of 798kg.