Crisis? What crisis, says McLaren's Norris
McLaren performed worst of any team in Formula One's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix but Lando Norris said on Thursday (Mar 16) there was no crisis brewing at Woking.
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Even Lewis Hamilton would struggle in McLaren's 2023 F1 car, says Lando Norris
Lando Norris has hit back at those questioning his decision to sign for McLaren, insisting he remains unfazed by their criticism.
Lando Norris stands by signing long-term McLaren deal with message for critics
Lando Norris has stood by his decision to sign a long-term deal with McLaren – telling Jenson Button and other critics: “If someone wants to talk cr*p about me, then cool, I’ll just laugh it off.”
‘We should be able to say what we want’ – Lando Norris wants F1 U-turn on free speech
Lando Norris has called on Formula 1 to overturn their controversial plans to ban free speech for drivers. Several drivers have spoken out over the new rule that prohibits “personal, religious and political statements” without written consent, and the McLaren racer has joined Max Verstappen and Alex Albon in voicing his concerns. Ad «I feel there has been quite a bit of pressure and enough said to make a little bit of a U-turn,” explained Norris.
F1 drivers should not be treated like school children – Lando Norris tells FIA
Lando Norris had told the FIA that Formula One drivers should not be treated like school children and hopes the sport’s governing body will be pressured into a U-turn over its decision to ban them from making political statements.
Norris: F1 drivers should be treated as schoolchildren
Lando Norris had told the FIA that Formula One drivers should not be treated like school children and hopes the sport's governing body will be pressured into a U-turn over its decision to ban them from making political statements. F1's governing body has updated its rules to prevent "political, religious or personal" comments being said without prior approval. The FIA's controversial clampdown comes after drivers - including seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton and the recently-retired Sebastian Vettel - have spoken out on issues such as racism, diversity and the environment in recent seasons.
McLaren’s Lando Norris prepared to defy FIA ban on political statements
Lando Norris has said he would be prepared to defy the FIA’s ban on drivers making political statements at Formula One races. The McLaren driver added that the opposition among drivers was so strong he expected the FIA to be forced into a U-turn on their position.