Jenson Button has tipped168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Lando Norris to overhaul 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen and win the F1 world title this year.

Reigning world champion Verstappen hol൲ds a 52-point advantage over McLaren’s Norris with six grands prix and three sprint races remaining this season, which resumes with this weekend’s 🐭United States Grand Prix in Austin.

Verstappen was victorious in seven of the opening 10 grands prix to charge into a comman🍌ding champio🦩nship lead as Red Bull dominated the early stages of the campaign, but he has now gone eight races without a win.

Norris has claimed two victories in that time in his much-improved McLare🔴n to eat into the Du꧋tchman’s championship lead.

“Yeah, I think he [Norris] can [win the title],” 2009 world champion Button tol🌳d💯 the Sky Sports F1 podcast.

“෴I’ve been on the Max side of it where the car isn’t performing as it was earlier in the 🐟season and you’re having someone chase you down. It’s tough.

“Max is a tough cookie. I don’t th🎃ink the pressure gets to him like most drivers but this is a tricky situation. He’s already got it into his head that he’s not going to win another race this year.

“He’s in a position where he’s just got to come home, bring points. But sometimes when you’ve𝐆 put that pressurඣe on yourself, it’s even harder to get a podium.”

And Button🃏 believes Verstappen’s life will be made harder if t𓆉he likes of Ferrari and Mercedes can get in the mix at the front of the grid.

“It’s not just McLaren are faster with Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri has had some great results… Mercede💙s and Ferrari are all there,” he added. 

“If they all get a wee🍷kend together and the Red Bull isn’t singing as it was earlier in the year, that’s a lot of points lost in one race. It’s still up in the air. Max is in a good position but it’s a high-pressure position it’s in and I think that’s exciting.

“F1 as a whole is in such a go🌸od place right now, we have so many teams fightinღg for victories. I didn’t expect it this year, I really didn’t, but I’m pleased, it’s great to see four teams fighting for wins.”