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Lando Norris’s Thrilling Battle: McLaren’s Canada F1 Success Amid Pole Miss

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
June 15, 2025
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Lando Norris’s Thrilling Battle: McLaren’s Canada F1 Success Amid Pole Miss

Jun 14, 2025; Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Technicians working on McLaren driver Lando Norris (4) (not pictured) car during FP3 practice at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. Mandatory Credit: David Kirouac-Imagn Images

McLaren’s Bold Move: Racing to Success Despite Missing Pole Position

In a thrilling turn of events at the Canadian Grand Prix, McLaren showcased their daring spirit by implementing a new front suspension, despite narrowly missing out on pole position. Team boss Andrea Stella stood firm, declaring the experimental upgrade a “success,” even in the face of not securing the top spot on the grid.

The Woking-based outfit faced a mixed bag of results during qualifying, with Oscar Piastri clinching a commendable third place, trailing behind George Russell’s pole-setting time by a mere two tenths. Lando Norris, on the other hand, found himself in seventh place due to errors on crucial laps, placing him four spots behind his teammate and rival for the title.

Although Norris tested the new suspension aimed at enhancing the drivers’ connection with the MCL39, he admitted that the difference was minimal as Piastri stuck with the old setup. Stella supported Norris’s view, indicating that further evaluation on traditional tracks would be necessary to gauge the performance of the revised component.

Stella reassured that the new front wing had “no downsides,” attributing Norris’s lower grid position solely to driver mistakes. Despite the setback, Stella remained optimistic, highlighting Norris’s competitiveness throughout the weekend, especially in comparison to Piastri. The team’s experimentation with the front suspension was deemed a triumph, offering a promising setup alternative tailored to individual drivers’ preferences.

The Italian team principal expressed confidence in Norris’s progress, noting his improved comfort and ability to extract the MCL39’s full potential over a single lap. Stella acknowledged Norris’s growing confidence in the car, emphasizing the strides made in enhancing his understanding of the vehicle’s dynamics, particularly in relation to front grip cues.

While the missed opportunity for pole position may have been a disappointment, Stella remained unwavering in his belief in Norris’s capabilities. The McLaren driver’s eagerness to push the limits was evident, with Stella urging for a balance between aggression and control to harness the full speed potential of the car.

As McLaren continues to push boundaries and fine-tune their performance, the Canadian Grand Prix served as a testament to the team’s relentless pursuit of excellence. Despite falling short of pole position, McLaren’s bold strategy and unwavering determination signal a promising trajectory for the remainder of the season.

Stay tuned for more thrilling updates and bold moves from McLaren as they navigate the high-stakes world of Formula 1 with precision and passion.

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