No excuses for Norris

Lando Norris says ‘no excuses’ left to not win F1 2025 world title
For many, the Briton enters the F1 2025 season as the favourite but standing in his way is the reigning four-time World Champion Max Verstappen. Lando Norris says ‘no excuses’
'We have no excuses' Norris confident McLaren can win again next season
We have no excuses' Norris confident McLaren can win again next season. Posted: February 18, 2025 \ 'We have no excuses' Norris confident McLaren
No excuses for Norris as he targets F1 championship
McLaren driver Lando Norris, runner-up in the 2024 Formula One season, embracing the pressure and the favourites tag ahead of the new season.
The End of Max Verstappen’s Reign? Why Lando Norris Could Claim His First F1 Title in 2025
Max Verstappen’s dominance in Formula 1 is undeniable, but could 2025 be the year he loses his grip on the championship? Dutch driver Tim Coronel believes Lando Norris is the one to watch, with McLaren’s impressive car and Norris’ new aggressive approach.
Lando Norris doesn't hold back on Lewis Hamilton critics as both men target 2025 F1 title
Lando Norris has hit out at critics of Lewis Hamilton, insisting anybody who doubts the Ferrari star is a 'bit silly' as the start of the 2025 F1 season creeps closer. Hamilton has struggled in recent years,
Why Norris has got his Verstappen battle tactics targeted differently ahead of F1 2025
The first indications of how Lando Norris views the coming 2025 campaign were revealed at his McLaren team’s Silverstone season launch last week. And they point to more fireworks with his Red Bull riv
"Anyone who doubts him is silly": Lando Norris slams critics of Lewis Hamilton ahead of Ferrari F1 debut
Lewis Hamilton's shift to Ferrari in the 2025 Formula 1 season is creating buzz, with support from fellow driver Lando Norris who believes Hamilton's move will reinvigorate his career. Despite past challenges,
F1 Cautioned Against Rwanda Grand Prix As 'Deep Concern' Revealed Amid Ongoing Conflict
Formula 1 has been warned against hosting a Grand Prix in Rwanda by the Democratic Republic of Congo. DRC officials, led by Foreign Minister Therese Kayikwamba ...
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Demonstrations in Bahrain take fatal turn, spur F1 protests *UPDATE
Last year, unrest forced F1 to cancel the race, but Bernie Ecclestone, president and CEO of the series, has said that won't happen in 2012. Protestors have turned their ire against F1 organizers ...