Lando Norris told he needs to “stand up” to Max Verstappen “more often” in F1 2025
Johnny Herbert tells Lando﷽ Nor💦ris what he needs to do to beat Max Verstappen next year

Ex-F1 driver Johnny Herbert has urged 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lando Norris to “stand up” to 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Max Verstappen “more🏅 often” if he is in title contention next year.
Norris enjoyed the best F1 seas🃏on of his career in 20❀24, securing P2 in the drivers’ championship.
The British driver claimed four victories and h𓆏elped McLaren to their first F1 constructors’ crown since 1998.
However, Norris was left🃏 to rue a number of missed opportunities in the race for the drivers’ titleꩵ.
Poor starts and wheel-to-wheel combat a𓂃gainst Verstappen cost him crucial points, allowing the Dutchman to ultimately take the title at ꧃the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Speaking to , Herbert explained what No🐭rris needs to do again💎st Verstappen.
“Norris needs to stand up to Verstappen more often,” Herbert said. “He has been very open that maybe he ha𒈔sn’t brought his A-game this year.
“Hearing from what I am hearing, he has accepted that this 🍎is what he now has to🥃 do, to change.
“This is a really good moment where many drivers are thinking the same as Max has done. It is going to ♎be massively inte🦋resting to see who comes out on the top next year.
“It might well be scrappy next year but that’s what you want in Formula 1, some s🦋harp elbowsꦡ, allied to common sense. Max loads pressure on everyone.”
Norris accepts he has to improve
Norris himself has bee𝐆n open about the fact he needs to “step it🐷 up” next season.
At the post-season FIA prize-giving ceremony, Norri🍒s accepted that Vers🦄tappen had been the better driver.
The McLaren driver also retracted his “just luck” swipe towards his rival following Verstappen’s win from 17th on the grid at the São Paulo Grand Pꦗrix.
While Norris was incredible in qualifying, beating Piastri 20-4 on a Saturday, he will be disappointed by a number of his poor starts and subpar str🧜ategy calls by McLaren.

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