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Norris Reflects on Painful Pit Decision Behind Piastri in Belgian GP

Lando Norris expressed his disappointment after finishing second to Oscar Piastri in the Belgian Grand Prix, particularly about the timing of his pit stop. He acknowledged that pitting a lap later than Piastri was a regrettable decision that ultimately cost him the chance to challenge for the victory.

Our Take:

Norris's comments highlight the razor-thin margins that define success in Formula 1. Timing a pit stop can be the difference between a podium and a mere points finish, and this incident serves as a reminder of the strategic element of racing that can often be overlooked by fans.

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Source: F1Technical

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