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McLaren Shines Brightly at Miami GP: A Weekend to Remember

The 2025 Miami Grand Prix showcased McLaren's dominance with a stellar performance from both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, who secured a one-two finish in the main race following a strong Sprint Race. Despite some minor setbacks, McLaren's speed and strategy highlighted their competitive edge this weekend.

Our Take:

McLaren's flawless execution at Miami not only demonstrates their engineering prowess but also signifies a turning point in their season. With both drivers performing at their peak, this could be the momentum shift they need to seriously contend for the championship.

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Source: Jad Mallak

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