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Lando Norris Reflects on Average Performance in 2025 Season

Lando Norris has acknowledged that his performance this season has been average until recently, highlighting a notable shift since June. After a strong start with a win in Melbourne, his teammate Oscar Piastri quickly took the lead in form, leaving Norris eager to demonstrate his capability once again.

Our Take:

Norris's honesty about his performance is commendable and reflects the highly competitive nature of Formula 1. It emphasizes the mental fortitude required to maintain consistency in a sport where teammates can rapidly change the narrative. Moving forward, Norris will need to find ways to regain his edge to stay relevant in the title chase.

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