Noris seems to be “more threatened” for the piastry in the F1 2025 title fight

Lando Noris Assuming that he is now “more threatened” for Formula 1 Championship Leader Oscar piastry But it is still not happy with their current performance level as the two fight for a young woman title.

Britain is second in 2025 F1 standing and eight points behind it. McLaren Ahead of this weekend Belgium Grand Prix, the team-mate, which is 13 rounds of the current campaign.

Noris reaches the spa with speed, although the last two Grands have won in Prix – Austria and then in the UK – cut a deficit that stood in 22 points piastyre before those win.

This has been the right way to bounce back from the disappointment of Canada, three rounds for Noris, as he retired after crashing late in Piastry, so Britain believes that he is finally fighting more with his team partner.

“I think I climbed a little back where I was,” Noris said. “The most positive thing from those two weekends was that the speed was better than the shutdown and I was more comfortable with the car and understand how to achieve the most speed from it.

“Sometimes it brings a smile to my face, because it is just compared to winning the race because it is progress, it is watching progress and it is always a very good thing. It’s a very beneficial thing.

“But I still know that I still need to get more. There are still more things. I think I felt better than what I did. I have more confidence that I can have more performances from this way? Yes.

“Do I think I still feel in the previous season and I am continuously performing at the same level? I still won’t say.

“I have more understanding of everything now. But we are talking about minutes of things, such as here and there incredibly small benefits. I now feel a threat. But am I still happy where I am, where I am, and my harmony with car? It is still not at the level that I want.”

Noris finished second Max Verustapane The year ended in the 2024 championship and as McLaren’s prominent driver, as Piastry fell 82 points from his team partner in the fourth in Standing.

But in winter significant benefits from piastry, such as in qualifying trim, McLaren designing a car that Noris said in March is not corresponding to thatAustralians defeated their old team partner.

So when asked in the spa why Noris feels that he is able to return to level terms with piastry, he put it down to become more versatile.

“My driving, how I drive a car, my ability to suit more driving styles,” said the eight -time Grand Prix winner.

“This is really the main thing, how do I drive the car. It is my job at the end of the day to drive me as soon as possible.

“I mix some other things from the track with my team. I have a very good group of people around me, so working on things on the track and away from the track, how can I contact better in the weekend.

“It is mostly that I can work if I do not like being a better driver in the event of struggling with things or I do not use or change on the car for this year.”