Lando Norris is not bothered by negative reactions towards McLaren's approach to the title battle between him and Oscar Piastri. The McLaren driver explained in Azerbaijan that happy with the way they are handling the situation.

The McLaren driver was left angry at the world champion’s move during a lively start at Monza, with the Briton aiming to trim teammate Oscar Piastri’s world championship lead

Lando Norris feels McLaren’s dominance in Formula 1 is both a blessing and a curse. His title hopes took a hit at last weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix when his car broke down while chasing teammate Oscar Piastri.

Championship leader Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris resume their world title battle in Azerbaijan this weekend, but could also secure McLaren the

Verstappen couldn’t resist a small laugh at McLaren during the Grand Prix as the British team told Oscar Piastri to let Lando Norris through as the Briton suffered a slow pit stop. Norris was quick to defend the McLaren team in the post-race press conference and insisted it wasn’t correct that he was handed second place back in the closing stages.

They’ll tell you that the Norris, which is given to the top defenseman in the NHL at the end of every season, is a two-player race between the two most-recent winners: Cale Makar of the Colorado Avalanche and Quinn Hughes of the Vancouver Canucks.