McLaren can be beaten, but Verstappen must be perfect: 5 takeaways from F1’s Japanese Grand Prix
McLaren remains the team to beat in Formula 1, but Max Verstappen’s victorious drive for Red Bull at the Japanese Grand Prix showed only excellence is good enough. Ahead of this week’s Bahrain Grand Prix, here are five takeaways from Suzuka:
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Norris calls for McLaren ‘discussions’ in ‘probably should have’ strategy verdictComing up short at the Japanese Grand Prix, Lando Norris concedes that while the race was decided by qualifying, McLaren ...
Verstappen’s scintillating qualifying lap in Japan set up his brilliant win, with the paddock eulogising over the Dutchman’s ...
The first leg of the triple-header is in the history books, and the title fight looks to have been ignited. Max Verstappen is ...
With Piastri's China win and Norris' Australia victory, McLaren leads both standings despite its drivers battling a ...
McLaren won the opening two races, with Norris winning in Australia before Oscar Piastri led home a one-two in China ...
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Norris insists he wants to win F1 title "by being a nice guy"McLaren star has opened up about the manner in which he wants to win as well as how he aims to help others struggling with ...
Max Verstappen's victory at the Japanese Grand Prix has put the pressure back on McLaren duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri ...
Max Verstappen held off the McLaren duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to win the Japanese Grand Prix in brilliant style ...
If his Japan GP weekend is anything to go by, Max Verstappen is going to remain very, very hard to beat to the title ...
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Horner says equal driver status compromised McLaren's F1 Japanese GPRed Bull's Christian Horner has offered his thoughts on McLaren's fruitless efforts to defeat Max Verstappen at Formula 1's ...
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