Lando Norris says his Formula 1 car is not yet competitive enough for a championship fight, despite delivering back-to-back Grand Prix wins. After winning the Dutch Grand Prix, Norris points to a key vulnerability in McLaren’s performance that he believes must be addressed before he can realistically target the title. Speaking after the race, he acknowledges recent results but argues that the car still lacks what is required to consistently compete for the championship.
Norris’ latest win comes after a strong stretch that includes two consecutive victories and consecutive pole positions. In the Dutch GP, he takes the win while making a notable pass on Kimi Antonelli, who leads the standings at the time of the incident, underscoring Norris’ ability to produce decisive moments in races. Across the coverage, the main emphasis is on the contrast between Norris’ race pace and his assessment of the car’s limitations in the broader title picture, alongside the sense that improvements from McLaren could change the outlook for the remaining season.
