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PALMER: Why George Russell’s Baku win was so impressive (opens the original)
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The Azerbaijan Grand Prix was the sort of complete performance we expected to see a lot more of from George Russell this season. It was a thrilling race to watch as two drivers went toe to toe in the final dozen laps, but Russell’s nerve held as he put in his best performance of the year to keep Verstappen at bay. For much of the weekend it looked as though Russell had the race in the bag. His pace was generally strong and he had team mate Kimi Antonelli on the ropes for once in the Mercedes com
Why McLaren’s call to pit Norris after the VSC made no sense (opens the original)
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Lando Norris and McLaren were left despondent after a race that looked to be theirs got away in Madrid. For the second time in seven days Kimi Antonelli benefitted from a Virtual Safety Car and in Spain he snaffled the win away from a driver who did everything right. McLaren were desperately unlucky with the timing of the VSC. They missed out on both ends of it by small margins. Lance Stroll’s car was stationary for a full 30 seconds before the VSC was deployed, after he was forced to stop on tr
Antonelli’s Monza win feels like the defining moment of 2026 (opens the original)
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Kimi Antonelli delivered what felt like a crowning moment on Sunday, winning his home race from 19th on the grid, in one of the great drives of recent years. Arriving at Monza with a 59-point lead in the championship, but a grid penalty that would see him start at the back, this had to be the chance for his rivals to take a big chunk of points out of him. Instead, as Kimi ate pasta from his winner’s trophy on Sunday night, George Russell will be licking his wounds and realising that this season
PALMER: Is Norris in the title race after his Zandvoort win? (opens the original)
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Lando Norris has taken his driving to a new level this season and Zandvoort was a showcase of it all coming together. His Qualifying effort was superb. Lando has always enjoyed Zandvoort, it’s been a circuit he’s always had a natural affinity with and he won the race comfortably from pole in 2024. It was no surprise he had pace to challenge for pole position on Saturday, but what I was more impressed with was his mindset in achieving it.
PALMER: Why Norris was so strong in Hungary (opens the original)
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What a weekend for Lando Norris, who took his first victory as reigning champion in Budapest, on a weekend he put together almost perfectly. Norris has been driving at a really high level for a while now, punching above the weight of the car he’s been given in the last handful of rounds. His performances in Spain, Silverstone and Spa were all probably worthy of victory contention had he had a car fast enough to fight, but thanks to McLaren’s latest upgrades, he did again in Budapest and the resu
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