Lando Norris has opened up about McLaren's resurgence in Formula 1, revealing his determination to secure a maiden Grand Prix victory as the team's internal competition intensifies.
The British driver, now in his sixth season with McLaren, acknowledged the growing rivalry with teammate Oscar Piastri while paying tribute to Lewis Hamilton's enduring influence on the sport.
McLaren's Competitive Edge
Norris expressed confidence in McLaren's improved performance this season, stating the team now possesses "everything we need" to challenge for race wins. This comes after significant upgrades to their car package throughout 2023.
Teammate Tensions Brewing
The 24-year-old admitted his relationship with Piastri is becoming more competitive as the Australian rookie establishes himself in F1. "There's definitely more of a rivalry now," Norris revealed, while maintaining their partnership remains professional.
Hamilton's Lasting Legacy
Norris reflected on seven-time champion Hamilton's impending move to Ferrari, calling it "weird" to imagine the Briton in red overalls. He credited Hamilton with inspiring his generation of drivers and transforming perceptions of what British racers could achieve.
As the F1 circus moves to Monaco, all eyes will be on whether Norris can convert McLaren's potential into that elusive first victory, potentially sparking a new era of British racing success.
