Despite upgrades, McLaren struggled in Canada due to low grip and short corners. Here's why Montreal exposed MCL39's limitations—and how race pace still impressed.

Lando Norris lost some crucial ground in the 2025 Formula 1 title race by crashing into the back of teammate Oscar Piastri at ...

Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur said he spoke with Charles Leclerc following the Canadian Grand Prix about his "vocal" ...

When Norris's bold attempt to pass Piastri ended with a crash into the Montreal pitwall, it stirred memories of McLaren's ...

McLaren fell off the podium for the first time in 2025 as it couldn't exploit its tyre wear advantage in Canada ...

Lando Norris “broke” McLaren’s one stand-out rule when he ploughed into the back of Oscar Piastri at the Canadian Grand Prix, ...

Lando Norris is increasingly burdening McLaren with a problem. Of course, it was commendable that Norris immediately ...

But the ambitious move that led to the collision carried an impact on the driver standings, with Piastri extending his championship lead while Max Verstappen and George Russell closed in.

In qualifying, neither driver made it onto the front row for the first time all year. Piastri was third behind polesitter George Russell and Max Verstappen, while an error-strewn Q3 left Norris ...

Remarkably, it came just days after Norris himself admitted such a clash was “inevitable.” Their run-in adds to a long ...

McLaren didn’t have the kind of weekend it expected in Montreal and must adjust in order to keep its rivals at bay.