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via AutosportLando Norris Successfully Tests McLaren's Le Mans Hypercar at PortimaoLando Norris, the reigning Formula 1 champion, has completed his first full test in the McLaren MCL-HY Le Mans Hypercar. The test took place at the Portimao circuit following the recent Spanish Grand Prix.
+ 1 moreMon 14 Sep · 18:29 UTCvia Motorsport.comLando Norris Completes First Test in McLaren's Le Mans HypercarLando Norris participated in a full test of McLaren's Le Mans Hypercar at Portimao on Monday. This event follows his recent involvement in the Spanish Grand Prix.
+ 2 moreMon 14 Sep · 18:20 UTC
via f1oversteer.comMcLaren Aims to Support Oscar Piastri's Performance DevelopmentMcLaren is focusing on helping Oscar Piastri improve his performance with the 2026 car. Team principal Andrea Stella noted that Piastri's current struggles are linked to his need to regain instinctive driving rather than overthinking his approach.
+ 4 moreMon 14 Sep · 18:00 UTC
via Motorsport.comAzerbaijan Grand Prix Rescheduled to Saturday for 2026The Azerbaijan Grand Prix in 2026 will now take place on a Saturday. This change comes as the Formula 1 season approaches its conclusion, with 14 of the 23 races already completed.+ 2 moreMon 14 Sep · 16:46 UTC
via Sky Sports F1Brundle Advocates for Rule Changes After Norris' Madring IncidentMartin Brundle has suggested a review of the rules following an incident that impacted Lando Norris during the Madring Grand Prix. The event, which featured a new venue with unique characteristics, has sparked discussions about potential improvements to the regulations.
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via Motorsport.comWhy McLaren won’t blame F1 race control for lost Spanish GP victoryMcLaren's Lando Norris started the Spanish Grand Prix from pole position but lost the chance for victory due to an unfortunate virtual safety car incident caused by Lance Stroll's car failure. Norris was unable to pit in time, resulting in a significant time loss while his competitors took advantage of the situation to change tires.
Despite the setback, McLaren team principal Andrea Stella emphasized that the race director's decisions should not be criticized, as they are focused on safety rather than the race outcome. He acknowledged the need for a broader discussion on improving fairness in similar situations, but any changes would require a lengthy process through the appropriate regulatory channels.Mon 14 Sep · 14:03 UTC
via RacingNews365Lando Norris Critiques F1's Virtual Safety Car RegulationsLando Norris has expressed his dissatisfaction with the current virtual safety car rules in Formula 1, describing them as unfair. The recent Spanish Grand Prix has also sparked discussions about the Madring layout and its impact on overtaking opportunities.
Mon 14 Sep · 14:00 UTC
via PlanetF1Antonelli’s honest admission after Verstappen and Norris Spanish GP turning pointsKimi Antonelli achieved his eighth career win at the Spanish Grand Prix, but he expressed mixed feelings about the victory. He highlighted that Lando Norris's unfortunate pit stop during a Virtual Safety Car and Max Verstappen's situation with Lewis Hamilton significantly influenced the race's outcome, allowing him to take the lead and ultimately win.
Despite the win, Antonelli felt that his performance did not warrant the victory, admitting that Norris had driven better throughout the race. He acknowledged areas for improvement in his own driving and looked forward to the next race in Baku.
Mon 14 Sep · 13:30 UTC
via grandprix.comMercedes Investigates George Russell's Inconsistent Performance IssuesToto Wolff has expressed concern over George Russell's lack of consistent pace during races. The team is seeking to understand why Russell's speed fluctuates rather than remaining steady throughout the weekend./GettyImages-2294616851.webp)
via Formula1.comWolff on the challenge of unlocking Russell’s potentialGeorge Russell faced another setback in his championship aspirations as he finished fifth in the Spanish Grand Prix, while his teammate Kimi Antonelli took the victory, extending his lead in the Drivers' Championship to 81 points. Russell's performance was hindered by issues with tyre degradation, and despite a two-stop strategy, he could not compete for a higher position, finishing significantly behind Antonelli and close to Charles Leclerc.
Toto Wolff emphasized the need for Mercedes to help Russell unlock his potential, acknowledging his past successes in various racing categories. With nine races remaining in the season, Wolff noted that the situation could change quickly due to the unpredictable nature of motorsport, urging the team to focus on each race rather than the points standings.
Mon 14 Sep · 10:27 UTC
via Motorsport.comSpanish GP Organizers Plan Changes to Madring Circuit for 2027Following criticism from drivers and fans, organizers of the Spanish Grand Prix are considering modifications to the Madring circuit. The aim is to enhance overtaking opportunities ahead of the next race in 2027.+ 5 moreMon 14 Sep · 09:15 UTC
via gpfans.comLando Norris Expresses Frustration After Spanish Grand Prix LossLando Norris voiced his disappointment following a challenging race at the Spanish Grand Prix, where he felt a virtual safety car impacted his chances of victory. The driver also engaged in a tense exchange with a journalist regarding the race's events.
+ 1 moreMon 14 Sep · 08:43 UTC
via CrashF1 Photographer Allegedly Choked by Security at Spanish Grand PrixAn incident involving an FIA-accredited photographer occurred at the Spanish Grand Prix, where he was reportedly placed in a chokehold by police. The event has generated significant outrage on social media, prompting calls for further investigation.
+ 3 moreMon 14 Sep · 08:22 UTC
via f1technical.netMercedes reveal how Ferrari's strategy influenced their own strategy decisionsMercedes Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin praised his team's race execution after Kimi Antonelli converted a perfectly timed Virtual Safety Car into victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid.
Mon 14 Sep · 08:22 UTC
via f1technical.netWolff offers explanation for Russell's suboptimal strategy at the MadringMercedes team principal Toto Wolff has described Kimi Antonelli's victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid as “very encouraging”, with the Italian securing the team's first Formula 1 win at the newly introduced Madring circuit.Mon 14 Sep · 08:22 UTC
via f1technical.net"It’s kind of the story of the season," claims Russell after he lost further ground ...Kimi Antonelli secured his eighth victory of the 2026 Formula 1 season at the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, but Mercedes' race was far from straightforward, with George Russell finishing fifth after a difficult strategy call during the Virtual Safety Car period.Mon 14 Sep · 08:22 UTC
via RacingNews365Toto Wolff Addresses George Russell and Kimi Antonelli's PerformanceToto Wolff has shared his thoughts with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli regarding their recent performances. The discussions followed Antonelli's victory at the Italian Grand Prix, which drew attention to the differing levels of recognition between the two drivers.Mon 14 Sep · 07:50 UTC
via CrashLando Norris Defends Coca-Cola Choice After Spanish Grand PrixLando Norris faced criticism for drinking Coca-Cola in the cooldown room following the Spanish Grand Prix. He responded by asserting his right to choose his beverage.+ 2 moreMon 14 Sep · 07:25 UTC
via RaceFansNorris Defends McLaren's Strategy Despite Race Loss in SpainLando Norris has expressed confidence in McLaren's decision to pit him during the Virtual Safety Car period at the Spanish Grand Prix. However, former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer criticized the move, suggesting it ultimately contributed to Norris's defeat.
+ 1 moreMon 14 Sep · 07:16 UTC
via Motorsport.comWho slept best last night: Lando NorrisLando Norris faced a disappointing outcome at the Spanish Grand Prix, where he lost what seemed to be a certain victory due to a virtual safety car triggered by Lance Stroll's car. Norris had a comfortable lead of six seconds over Kimi Antonelli but was unable to capitalize on a pit stop opportunity when the safety car was deployed, ultimately leading to his loss of position and the race win.
Despite the setback, Norris remained optimistic and acknowledged his team's performance, expressing confidence in his ability to continue delivering strong results. He reflected on the nature of racing luck, noting that he too had benefited from fortunate circumstances in the past, and emphasized his growth as a driver since his first win in Miami.Mon 14 Sep · 05:16 UTCPage 3 of 36