Lando Norris asserted his right to speak freely during a media interaction, emphasizing his view that McLaren may not hold the advantage at the upcoming Las Vegas Grand Prix. The British driver’s recent double triumph in Brazil has positioned him well for the final triple-header of the season, boasting a 24-point lead over his teammate Oscar Piastri in the World Championship standings. Despite his recent success, Norris remains cautious as he approaches the Las Vegas race, recalling a challenging experience at the street circuit in 2023 where he witnessed Max Verstappen claim victory.
In a post-race press conference in Sao Paulo, Norris disputed McLaren’s favored status for the upcoming race, standing firm in his assessment despite facing questioning from a reporter. He expressed his honesty in assessing the team’s performance, citing past data and race results to support his stance.
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Norris defended his candid opinions, stating his belief that McLaren’s challenges at the upcoming race may not lead to an easy victory. While acknowledging the unpredictability of racing outcomes, he maintained his stance on the team’s performance at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, emphasizing the importance of expressing genuine and realistic expectations.