Max Verstappen’s abysmal comeback in the Brazilian GP race is gone Lando Norris who has almost no chance of winning the F1 World Championship. There was much hope that the McLaren driver would close the gap this past weekend, but in the end the Dutchman produced a masterpiece to seal the lead.
He is not yet a mathematician, Lando still has options, but in the Brazilian GP, The Englishman does not know how to take advantage of a favorable situation to hit the table. The McLaren driver started from pole and finished sixth after accumulating a large number of errors.
However, Verstappen did the opposite. He gained positions little by little and, despite starting 17th, he took the lead and came home in a Brazilian GP full of accidents. The Dutchman left Interlagos with the 62 points ahead and three stages left until the end of the World Cup.
Norris Outrage
“I did everything I could today. That’s all. Max won the race. Good for him, great, but that doesn’t change me” Lando commented. “There shouldn’t be a red flag, but it’s obvious that the accident caused the red flag. This is the right time to enter the pits. So I have no regrets, I’m just unlucky“, said the McLaren driver at the end of the race.
Lando Norris also appeared disgruntled after the race and dismissed Max Verstappen’s achievement. “I trusted the team and what they said. I trust them. This is luck for them. They benefited from a rule that no one appreciated…”, Lando Norris said about the red flag tire change and the many arrests that occurred in the race.
“It’s a stupid rule that no one agrees with, You will only agree with him when it benefits you, perhaps now it is you.“, explained the McLaren driver. “With the red flag the stops are free. George Russell deserved to win the race,” Lando continued.We are unlucky. Such is life, they took risks and it turned out well. Not talent, just luck“Said Norris, downplaying Verstappen’s victory.
Source: La Verdad
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