Lando Norris is chasing a reverse of fortunes as he prepares for this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Pri൲x, the first of three races that will bring the 2020 Formula 1 World Champ🌠ionship to its conclusion.

In a season that has seen the front-to-mid-pack battle come alive with four tea📖ms in close contention for third in the constructors’ standings behind Mercedes and Red Bull, McLaren is within touching distance of its best overall finish in eight years.

As it stands, Racing Point currently holds the position but McLaren breathไes down its neck in fourth just five points shy of its rivals, wh෴ile Renault and Ferrari have made advances in recent races thanks to their respective returns to the podium.

For Norris, his form൩ has fluctuated recently with a pair of eighth place finishes following a run of three non-scores that have dropped back to eighth o🌜verall.

However, he’s feeling bullish about the upcoming trio of races, two of which will be held on different configurations of the Bahrain Sakhir circuit, before Abu Dhabi conc𝓰ludes the season at Yas Marina.

“We’re ending the season just like we started it with one final triple-header, and I can’t wait get back into the rhythm of racing back-to-back again. It’s definitely going to be a tough challeng♒e a𒀰s we haven’t had a triple-header in a while, but we’re going to give it everything. 

“Turkey showed that we’re still in the fight and anything🌄 can happen. We just need to make every session count and mo𝓡st of all focus on ourselves. 

“The circuit in Bahrain usually makes for some good wheel-to-wheel racing with ple⛄nty of chances to overtake, especially with the three DRS zones. Looking back a🎐t last year, Bahrain was one of my best races and it’s where I scored my first points in Formula 1. 

“Hopefully we can continue to score some important points this weekend andﷺ kick off the 😼triple-header strong.”