Mclaren CEO Zak Brown believes that the “inevitable” driver Lando Norris and OSCAR PIASTRI will collide at the track at some stage as they promote to win the F1 World Championship.
The championship leader, Piastri, scored 10 points ahead of Noris, after five Grand Prix in the 2025 season scored three wins to one teammate.
This weekend, PiaStri and Norris, which are active in Miami GP, are free to race. MCLAREN does not have one driver.
Brown expects the change and expects to stop collisions, but there was no big event between the pairs yet.
He said:
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“There are two racing drivers next to each other for 24 laces, regardless of the same team.
“So I am looking forward to overcoming it because I don’t think it will be an exciting place as everyone thinks.
“I think it will be a race case when that day comes, I think it is inevitable.
“They are two great characters. Because either of them is not HotheAds, we are not worried about it and we look forward to some extent.”
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BRUNDLE: Brown is blocking MCLAREN ‘Meltdown’.
Sky Sports F1 Martin Brundle means that Brown’s piaestri-norris conflicts will mean that Brown’s acceptance will not go into the “collapse” when the team occurs.
Brundle said, “What they do is very smart.
“What Zak says is the Papaya rules (how to keep McLaren’s ‘cleansing the race’) will be the Papaya wreck.
Norris and PiaStri accounted for four of the five laces in 2025, and VestAppen is the only other driver who has won.
“(He says) ” We have an incredibly fast driver with potential championship championships and will be rough at some point. ‘
“What it is doing is to manage the team from collapse, driver, driver’s entourage and actually not entering the media.
“What he says is,” I know that it will happen.
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Look back at the most dramatic moments that happened around Miami International Autodrome.
Thursday, May 1
7:00 pm: Driver Press Conference
Friday, May 2
3pm: F1 Academy Practice 1
5 pm: Miami GP practice (session starts at 5:30 pm)
7:30 pm: Team Boss Press Conference
8:15 pm: F1 Academy Practice 2
9:5 pm: Miami GP Sprint qualifier (session starts at 9:30 pm)
Saturday, May 3
3:20 pm: F1 Academy Qualification
4pm: Miami GP Sprint (race starts at 5 pm)
6:30 pm: Ted’s Sprint Notes
7:50 pm: F1 Academy Race 1
8:35 pm: Miami GP Eligible Build Up
9 pm: Miami GP qualifiers*
11 pm: TED’s qualification notebook*
Sunday, May 4th
6pm: F1 Academy Race 2
7:30 pm: Grand Prix Sunday: Miami GP Build Up*
9 pm: Miami Grand Prix*
11 pm: Check pattern flag: Miami GP reaction*
Midnight: Ted’s notes
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