Formula 1
McLaren
P5 · 188 points
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History and season statistics
Season history
IMPORTED OFFICIAL STANDINGSFormula 1
McLaren
P1 · 423 pointsShown seasons are the imported archive; missing years do not mean zero results.
Race results
Baku City Circuit · F1
Practice 1
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| Pos. | Driver | Team | Time / gap | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NC | Lando Norris | McLaren | DNF | 0 |
News about Lando Norris
Norris reprimanded for erratic driving behind Safety Car
The stewards reprimanded Lando Norris for erratic driving behind the Safety Car at the Bahrain Grand Prix, but did not alter his race result. They also ruled that his momentary move ahead of Oscar Piastri was not an overtake and that his rejoin was safe.
Norris calls Bahrain GP start chaos ‘horrible’ as FIA explains software fault
Several cars slowed to a crawl or stopped during the formation laps of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, forcing a red-flag suspension of the start. Lando Norris called the scenes “horrible”; FIA single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis linked the stoppages to a low-speed software fault. GPBeat reports.
Verstappen and Norris level on points after Malaysia race
Max Verstappen and Lando Norris each have 188 points after the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, three behind Charles Leclerc. Kimi Antonelli leads the championship with 320 points.
Stella estimates Norris’s straight-line deficit could cost up to two tenths per lap
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella estimated Norris’s straight-line-speed deficit could cost more than a tenth per lap, possibly one to two tenths. Norris qualified sixth and expected the issue to make Sunday’s race tougher than it should have been.
Stella estimates lap-time cost of Norris’s straight-line deficit
McLaren’s Andrea Stella estimates that Norris’s straight-line deficit could cost more than a tenth of a second per lap, but says its cause remains unclear.