Lando Norris: McLaren’s driver says he will take Oscar Pasri collision on the chin and “move” from Canadian GP | F1 news

Lando Norris says he will take his collision with Oscar Bayastiri “on the chin” and “move” two days after he crashed from the Canadian Canadian award.

Norris suffered from his first retirement within approximately 12 months after he reached the back of his McLaren team in their battles in fourth place.

The 23 -point British driver turned on PiaSSTRI after the Australian Grand Prix race, which opens the season to a 22 -point deficit before the F1 race next week in Austria.

Norris told Sky Sports News In New York before the first show F1 movie.

Unfortunately, it’s also a race. I consider it on the chin and I have taken a step. I have to look at the next race and see how I can do better and not make these ridiculous mistakes at times.

“There are many positives and I will make sure to look at them and build on what I have because as soon as I entered into a good rhythm, I am sure I will be very happy.”

Button: a test for Nores to get out of the other side strong

Norris immediately described his collision as “stupid” on the radio and before blame for the clash of his first colleague since joining F1 in 2019.

Team manager Andrea Stella admitted that the accident “may have an impact on Norris’s confidence”, but McLaren will give him his “full support.”

2009 World Champion F1 and Sky SPORTS F1Jenson Putin says it is normal for mistakes in the battle of a title.

“I would like to have a battle between the team because this is the battle for the world championship. It is good to walk hard,” he said.

“This is a moment in time for them where they have to seize the bull from the centuries because you do not know when the next opportunity will come, or if it will come, because of the change of the list.

“Both are fighting strongly for this world championship, but that is happening. Every 14 years have been shattered, I have shattered!

“This is the moment we saw Lando in a good mental place and whether it will come out of the other side strong.

“I think he has confidence in his ability and put everything there, so I am excited to see him pass.”

Villeneuve: Norris is now weak

Norris entered this season as a common favorite with Max Verstapen, 43 points from the Piastri Championship.

The PiaSSTRI race for eight consecutive platforms, which ended in Montreal, including five victories made by the driver to beat the world champion, Jacques Felinov in 1997, believes that Norris is still the fastest driver on a race distance.

“Norris now knows what Pacide will do in races. He will not be surprised anymore,” he said.

“It was faster. It was generally faster in races. He just needed to discover the qualifiers because that was up and down but he still has the edge of speed.

“He is late in points, so he is more than weak and this may help him.”

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