Norris tops Chinese GP practice
McLaren's Lando Norris sets the pace from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in Friday practice at the Chinese Grand Prix.
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Leclerc fastest in Melbourne with Hamilton fifth
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc heads the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris in Friday practice at the Australian Grand Prix with Lewis Hamilton in fifth.Yahoo Sports - Mar. 14 -
Hamilton fifth in Melbourne with Leclerc fastest
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc heads the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris in Friday practice at the Australian Grand Prix with Lewis Hamilton in fifth.BBC News - Mar. 14 -
Charles Leclerc fastest for Ferrari in second Australian GP practice
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc finished second practice for Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix fastest, just over a tenth of a second faster than McLaren’s Oscar Piastri.Yahoo Sports - Mar. 14 -
No changes needed to McLaren car - Norris
Lando Norris says McLaren will not have to modify their car following the introduction of stricter tests on flexible wings for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.BBC News - 1d -
F1 Australian GP: Norris fastest in FP1 as Bearman crashes
Lando Norris leads first practice at the Australian GP from Carlos Sainz, as Oliver Bearman crashesYahoo Sports - Mar. 14 -
McLaren’s Lando Norris edges Piastri to claim pole for F1 Australian Grand Prix
Norris beat teammate by eight-hundredths of a second Max Verstappen third, Lewis Hamilton eighth in Ferrari When the gloves finally came off for the very first competitive session of the new ...The Guardian - 6d -
Lando Norris snatches pole for Australian GP – as Lewis Hamilton receives Ferrari reality check
McLaren driver Norris disappointed home fans by taking pole away from home hero Oscar Piastri late onYahoo Sports - 6d -
Norris leads McLaren 1-2 in Melbourne qualifying
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri delivered on McLaren's preseason promise by locking out the front row of the grid for Sunday's season-opening Australian Grand Prix.ESPN - 6d -
'Copybook victory as Norris and McLaren come through chaos unscathed'
Lando Norris and McLaren were as perfect as it is possible to be in very testing conditions as they won the Australian Grand Prix, writes Andrew Benson.Yahoo Sports - 5d
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