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Why Norris thinks he’s driving better than his title season
Lando Norris has taken a moment to reflect on his and McLaren’s 2026 campaign so far.
McLaren driver Lando Norris has expressed satisfaction over the level of performance he is delivering in 2026, believing he has driven “better than I probably did to this point last year”, when he was pushing for a maiden F1 world title.
Norris recovered from a series of setbacks across the first half of the 2025 season – including costly Qualifying mistakes and a collision with team mate Oscar Piastri – to ultimately beat the Australian and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen to the crown.
The Briton had hoped to kick on and defend his title under the new-for-2026 regulations, but rivals Mercedes and Ferrari have taken the lion’s share of victories so far – Norris and McLaren only recording their first win of the campaign just before the summer break in Hungary.
Piastri’s boss defends Aussie’s ‘comment in anger’ after spraying team, rival
Oscar Piastri’s boss has defended the Aussie’s “comment in anger” after spraying his team and a rival driver during a frustrating race in Hungary.
Piastri unleashed a tirade at rival Carlos Sainz and his own team McLaren after a frustrating race which led to him not finishing at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Oscar Piastri did not finish the race in Hungary. Peter Fox
Piastri started at the grid in third and had a stellar start to push his way into first past his teammate Lando Norris on the opening lap.
On lap 33, Piastri was told to use his pace because Lewis Hamilton had pitted, but countered that he didn’t have any pace on his tyres.
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