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Lando Norris: McLaren driver hits back at F1 rivals after flexi-wing rules at Spanish Grand Prix 'changed nothing'
F1s flexi-wing clampdown was tipped to change the pecking order but McLaren remained the car to beat in Spain; Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris converted a front row lockout into a one-two in the race,
Lando Norris: Flexi-wing clampdown “changed nothing” for McLaren in F1 Spanish GP
Lando Norris says the technical directive introduced for the Spanish F1 Grand Prix had zero impact on McLaren’s performance as they clinched their third 1-2 finish of the year. Norris finished second behind McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
There is no doubt that Red Bull would have had high hopes that the flexi-wing regulation change introduced for the Spanish ...
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With all three practice sessions done and dusted, the F1 teams and drivers now look ahead to qualifying: Will Max Verstappen ...
Max Verstappen reacts to securing third place on the grid for the start of the Spanish Grand Prix.
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