Norris Shines: McLaren's Rising Star Bounces Back to Lead in Austria
McLaren's Lando Norris showcased resilience by leading a 1-2 finish at the Austrian Grand Prix after a setback in Canada. Team principal Andrea Stella highlighted Norris’s need for minor improvements to fully realize his potential amidst a competitive season with teammate Oscar Piastri closely challenging him.
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella lauded Lando Norris's resilience as the British driver spearheaded a commanding one-two finish at the Austrian Grand Prix, recovering from a previous setback in Canada. Despite this success, Stella noted that Norris still has room for growth to become a complete driver amidst fierce competition.
In a Formula One season turning into a fierce rivalry, Norris managed to fend off teammate Oscar Piastri to seize victory, just weeks after their collision in Montreal. Stella commended Norris for his character and speed, further demonstrated by pole positions in Monaco and Austria.
The McLaren duo avoided further hiccups, with Piastri apologizing over the radio post-race for a close encounter on track. As Norris looks to secure back-to-back wins, the gap to Piastri narrows to 15 points, enhancing the tension ahead of the British Grand Prix.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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