McLaren thinks F1 form still “not enough” to beat Red Bull everywhere

Despite Lando Norris’s domination of the Dutch GP, McLaren still sees tough times ahead

McLaren has no doubts that it needs to bring further upgrades to its Formula 1 car in order not to get beaten by Red Bull at some of this season’s remaining tracks. The scale of Lando Norris’s advantage over Max Verstappen at last weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix suggests that McLaren could now hold a clear advantage over its main rival as the fight for the title gets more intense.

“If we go to tracks where you have very high-speed corners, like in Silverstone, then we know Red Bull are very strong in this kind of layout. Andrea Stella, Team Principal, McLaren F1 Team Photo by: Steven Tee / Motorsport Images “And still, I think, if you go back to Austria, they will be faster, because in Austria they pulled off like a four-tenth advantage in qualifying. “But I think thanks to the upgrades now, we will be more competitive even where Red Bull were faster than us potentially.

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