McLaren's Zak Brown has criticised Helmut Marko's comments about Lando Norris' mental health.
Speaking to German publication Motorsport Magazin, Red Bull advisor Marko claimed that Norris has “some mental weakness” as he assessed the McLaren driver’s ongoing title fight withGet the latest F1 news, exclusives, interviews and promotions from the paddock direct to your inbox" is the best, he's the fastest and, above all, he has the mental strength to theoretically fight for the world championship more than Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris ," Marko said.
Norris, who has been open about his mental health struggles since he entered F1 in 2019, recently admitted he barely eats or drinks before grands prix due to nerves and anxiety he experiences in the build up to races. "Lando has been kind of an ambassador for mental health. Toto has spoken about mental health, so I think it's a serious issue that we've tried to talk about and bring to the forefront,” Brown said on Friday at the United States Grand Prix.
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