Lando Norris Finishes Third After VSC Disruption in Madrid
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Lando Norris secured a third-place finish at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, hindered by a poorly timed Virtual Safety Car (VSC). Kimi Antonelli claimed victory, capitalizing on the situation that affected Norris's race strategy.
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First to reportAntonelli triumphs in Madrid as VSC thwarts NorrisAn ill-timed VSC undid polesitter Lando Norris' chances at the first Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring as Kimi Antonelli won once again./Monday%20Morning%20Debrief%20header%20template%20%20(2).webp)
Was there any way for Norris to win in Madrid after the VSC?Michael Lamonato assesses the VSC's impact on Lando Norris during Sunday's Grand Prix, and how the timing effectively locked the McLaren driver into a third-placed finish.
Formula1.comMon 14 Sep · 07:37 UTCRead →
VSC procedures called into question after Norris' lost Madrid winPotential tweaks to VSC usage have been raised after ‘insanely unlucky’ Lando Norris lost the win in the Spanish Grand Prix.
Antonelli triumphs in Madrid as VSC thwarts NorrisAn ill-timed VSC undid polesitter Lando Norris' chances at the first Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring as Kimi Antonelli won once again.Was there any way for Norris to win in Madrid after the VSC?Michael Lamonato assesses the VSC's impact on Lando Norris during Sunday's Grand Prix, and how the timing effectively locked the McLaren driver into a third-placed finish.Formula1.comMon 14 Sep · 07:37 UTCRead →VSC procedures called into question after Norris' lost Madrid winPotential tweaks to VSC usage have been raised after ‘insanely unlucky’ Lando Norris lost the win in the Spanish Grand Prix.Loading comments…
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