Where Lando Norris and McLaren failed in title race and the lessons to learn ahead of 2025
Lando Norris’s title hopes ended in Brazil following another messy Sunday afternoon. Starting on pole with rival Max Verstappen in 17th, there was an opportunity for Norris to further dent Verstappen’s 44-point lead.
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