It’s never over until it’s over. It’s been long clear he’s not winning a race on pure pace this year. Reliability could be a factor, which gives the only but real chance.
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It’s never over until it’s over. It’s been long clear he’s not winning a race on pure pace this year. Reliability could be a factor, which gives the only but real chance.
He’s holding back to keep the best in the tires for the race finale. Kimi will get a penalty for track limits. That’s the victory for ya.
ok. I was just trying to cheer you all up.
It has been like that for multiple years now..... Carried by car is very applicable for Car Number 1.
Norris ain’t too bad though. He’s consistently been both the second-fastest and the second-best overall driver on the grid in my rankings ever since 2021. I’ve been saying for years that we’d only see the true Norris once he won his first championship, as it was always going to be a huge confidence boost for him—which he’d always needed. And it really shows this season.
I can agree and that's why it's so devastating for RB that Mclaren has this kind of car. Norris can run and hide from pole.avantman wrote: ↑13 Sep 2026, 16:21Norris ain’t too bad though. He’s consistently been both the second-fastest and the second-best overall driver on the grid in my rankings ever since 2021. I’ve been saying for years that we’d only see the true Norris once he won his first championship, as it was always going to be a huge confidence boost for him—which he’d always needed. And it really shows this season.
