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McLaren will prioritize Lando Norris in title fight

McLaren revamps team strategy, prioritizing Lando Norris in the F1 title fight. Team principal Andrea Stella confirms shift from 'papaya rules', praising Oscar Piastri's willingness to support team goals despite personal sacrifice.

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Piastri-Norris dynamic raises questions after Monza

Former F1 champion Nico Rosberg suggests Oscar Piastri's contract at McLaren may prevent team orders favoring Lando Norris, despite the latter's closer position to the championship lead.

Charles Leclerc on the podium of the 2024 Italian GP-pitinsider.com

Leclerc secures Ferrari win at Monza with one-stop strategy

Charles Leclerc held off a late charge from Oscar Piastri to secure a memorable win at the Italian Grand Prix, with McLaren’s strategy gamble backfiring in the final stages.

Lewis Hamilton on the podium of the 2024 Belgian GP-pitinsider.com

Hamilton wins Belgian GP following Russell disqualification

Lewis Hamilton secures victory at the 2024 Belgian Grand Prix following teammate George Russell's disqualification for an underweight car.

Martin Brundle coment McLaren Hungarian racing-Pitinsider.com

Brundle's take on McLaren's Norris-Piastri team orders

Martin Brundle discusses the McLaren team orders controversy at the Hungarian GP, highlighting F1 contract clauses and the conflict between team objectives and individual driver ambitions.

Red Bull and McLaren during Austrian Grand Prix

Mclaren demands F1 rule overhaul to prevent "another 2021"

Andrea Stella calls for urgent action on F1 racing rules following Austrian GP controversies. He highlights issues with moving under braking, track limits penalties, and ineffective sanctions, warning of a potential return to 2021-style disputes if left unaddressed.

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Red Bull questions legality of McLaren and Ferrari front wings

Red Bull fiercely opposes the front wings of McLaren and Ferrari, alleging excessive flexing for an aerodynamic advantage, reigniting Formula 1's long-standing battle against flexible aerodynamic components.

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