17 h. ago Lando Norris will ‘give it everything’ in F1 title race after Dutch GP hopes dashed

‘I can just chill out about it and just go for it,’ says BritonRace winner Oscar Piastri 34 points clear in standingsLando Norris has said he will “chill out and just go for it” in an effort to bridge the gap to his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri, after the British driver was forced to retire from the Dutch Grand Prix and the Australian took a 34-point lead in the world championship.Norris was just nine points behind Piastri going into the 15th round of the season at Zandvoort but an oil leak cost him dear. With seven laps to go when he was in second place and just over one second behind Piastri, Norris was left helpless as his car ground to a halt by the side of the track. Continue reading...

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20 h. ago Lando Norris suffers cruel late retirement as Oscar Piastri wins Dutch Grand Prix

Norris suffered an engine failure late in the race while running second behind his team-mate and title rival

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20 h. ago Dejected Lando Norris reacts to massive F1 title blow: ‘It hurts’

Norris was forced to retire in the closing stages of the Dutch Grand Prix and now trails Oscar Piastri by 34 points in the title race with nine races to go

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21 h. ago Piastri opens gap in title race after Norris forced to retire from F1 Dutch GP

Win extends Australian’s championship lead to 34 pointsLewis Hamilton crashes out early after unforced errorOscar Piastri won the Dutch Grand Prix with a dominant drive to victory from pole position, a win which may have turned the course of the world championship after his title rival Lando Norris was forced to retire from second place as an oil leak hit his car just seven laps from the end.The race was also marked by a remarkably uncharacteristic, apparently unforced, error from Lewis Hamilton which led to the seven-time champion crashing out early in the race, his hope for a fresh start in this second half of season at Ferrari ending in bitter disappointment. Continue reading...

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21 h. ago F1 Dutch GP LIVE: Race result with devastated Norris forced to retire as Piastri wins

Follow F1 reaction from Zandvoort after a dramatic finish sees Piastri extend his title lead

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22 h. ago F1: Oscar Piastri wins the Dutch GP after Lando Norris retires – live reaction

Max Verstappen in second followed in the McLlaren championship leader with youngster Isack Hadjar in thirdGeorge Russell is back on his scooter and says “it won’t be straightforward if I don’t get past him at the start” – referring to Isack Hadjar, the Racing Bulls youngster, who qualified in fourth, a place ahead of the Mercedes man.A spot on the podium has been a regular resting place for Russell this season and could be within reach again. Continue reading...

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55 h. ago Lewis Hamilton F1 retirement plan is clear after what he said at Dutch Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari struggles, Cadillac's decision to sign Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas and Alpine's plans for the flailing Franco Colapinto ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort

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4 w. ago Lando Norris WINS the Hungarian Grand Prix and narrows gap on McLaren title rival Oscar Piastri

JONATHAN McEVOY IN BUDAPEST: Hoping for a tonic to take away with him into the summer break after losing out to Piastri in Belgium, he got it.

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4 w. ago F1: Norris wins battle with McLaren teammate Piastri to take Hungarian GP

McLaren top podium in Hungary as Norris closes title gapGeorge Russell grabs third for Mercedes in thrilling raceLando Norris won the Hungarian Grand Prix after taking advantage in an absolutely gripping, tense strategic battle to pull off a one-stop coup for McLaren and beat his teammate Oscar Piastri into second by just seven-tenths of a second after an extraordinary, dramatic finale that went to the wire. George Russell was third for Mercedes and Charles Leclerc fourth for Ferrari, with Fernando Alonso fifth for Aston Martin. Lewis Hamilton could manage only 12th for Ferrari after he endured a poor qualifying.Norris won after a bad start saw him drop places and he was forced to take a counter one-stop strategy, where his rivals all opted for two stops. It meant he was chased down hard at the end by Piastri on fresher tyres but as the pair vied furiously in the final five laps, Norris emerged on top and has closed the gap to his title rival Piastri to just nine points. Continue re...

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