McLaren is ahead of Red Bull in the Formula 1 constructors' race. Now for Lando Norris to put pressure on Max Verstappen for the drivers' title. Oscar Piastri's win last week at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix put McLaren top in the teams' standings — the key to F1's lavish prize money — but teammate Norris only took a small bite out of Verstappen's lead.

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Lando Norris helped fellow McLaren driver Oscar Piastri to get the win in Baku last weekend, and is confident his team-mate will return the favour if the chance comes at the Singapore Grand Prix

Despite having the upper hand at McLaren currently, Oscar Piastri reveals the one area where Lando Norris still holds the edge

Charles Leclerc took pole and led the first half of the race in Azerbaijan, while Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr won in Singapore last year. Both the Baku circuit and the Marina Bay layout suit Ferrari’s car best but McLaren have proven they have the pace to win on tracks which are far from tailor-made for the MCL38.

Oscar Piastri moved to within just 32 points of Lando Norris by winning the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, and he still has a shot at the F1 drivers' title with Max Verstappen and Red Bull struggling

McLaren is set to favor Lando Norris over teammate Oscar Piastri in the final eight races of the Formula 1 season after Norris’ title chances were dented by losing the lead to Piastri at the previous race in Italy.

Oscar Piastri is only 39 races into his Formula One career but with victory in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix he showed again why he is such a talented driver. The most impressive attribute the McLaren driver has – alongside the natural talent and raw speed,

The FIA has released a statement brushing off concerns about the legality of McLaren 's 2024 challenger after footage emerged on social media calling into question the compliance of their rear wings.

Lando Norris insists he is still the driver with "nothing to lose" in his Formula 1 title fight with Max Verstappen. While slowly reeling in Verstappen in the drivers' championship, Norris has not taken full advantage of the drop-off in pace of the Red Bull in recent races.