Shorter races a good compromise, says F1 champion Norris
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"We will have the results of this year, but three laps before the end," said the Frenchman Pierre Gasly (Alpine) in statements to the AFP and the sports newspaper L'Équipe. "It could affect, according to the circuits, the number of stops in boxes and favor the strategies to a stop," he said. "For some races that can be long and that wear, like Singapore, will be fine, but for others like Monza it will be too short. It will not change much," said…
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Shorter races a good compromise, says F1 champion Norris
BAKU, Sept 23 : McLaren’s reigning world champion Lando Norris on Wednesday described Formula One’s move to shorten races next year as a good, short-term compromise that would improve the racing action.The governing FIA's Formula One commission on Monday agreed to reduce the standard Grand Prix distance f
Lando Norris recognizes that he is driving with greater consistency and tranquility in this phase of Formula 1 season, although he admits that the Baku urban circuit looks like one of the biggest challenges of the calendar for McLaren. The British rider arrives in Azerbaijan following two victories in the last four Grand Awards, [...] The post GP Azerbaijan F1, Lando Norris points out improvements but anticipates difficulties first appeared on A…
Norris reflects on upturn in form ahead of Azerbaijan GP
Skip to content Lando Norris McLaren Azerbaijan Lando Norris has won two out of the last four Grands Prix as McLaren have found more performance. Sep 23, 2026 3:44pm UTC Lando Norris believes “I’m doing some things better than last year” after a strong recent run of form, but says that this weekend’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix “is the one I’ve not been looking forward to”. Norris arrives in Baku having taken two wins from the last four Grands Prix, w…
Formula 1: Lando Norris believes that his race for the world title is not at all in his hands, while he took a lot of delay at the beginning of the season. (...)...
Lando Norris believes that his race for the world title is not at all in his hands, while he took a lot of delay at the beginning of the season. The McLaren F1 driver is on a good series of consecutive results, but he is convinced that he has not yet come close to a possible second world title. The weekend that starts in Baku greatly worries the reigning world champion, who had not signed a good result there last year and who fears that he will …
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