McLaren feels that Lando Noris’ Canadian GP accident was really helpful

McLaren CEO Zak Brown feels that with Canadian Grand Prix of Lando Noris Oscar piastry In fact, the Formula 1 has helped his confidence as a two-team battle for the world title.

In the June Montreal Race, Noris collided from behind the piastry in the fourth battle of fourth, as long as his aim is to overhala to his Australian team partner for the driver’s championship that they are all, but you are sure to dispute between you.

Noris had long admitted to stay on the backfoot as compared to the piastry in qualifying in the first half of the season, which inspired efforts to find solutions from both the driver and the woking factory.

And when he is still not 100% comfortable with a 2025 car response to the border, Britain bounced back in the best way before winning the Austrian Grand Prix from the pole. Emotional home victory in silverstone,

His British GP victory came with a healthy dose of fate, as Piastry defeated him in qualifying and definitely saw to win the race, until a 10 -second penalty put him behind the Noris.

But Brown feels that there is a different look about Noris since Canada’s clash, which many felt that it was only time to talk, and they explained that the incident allowed both the team and its drivers to reduce the tension that was building.

Brown told Sky Sports, “I think Montreal was actually a good moment for all of us.” “It just took the air from the balloon and we finished it, and everyone was talking about it.

“I think it is increasing everyone’s confidence and comfort; this has happened, it was a mistake. We will look at other events in the near future, but they will make mistakes and racing mistakes are going to happen.”

The team’s principal Andrea Stella dismissed the notion that the punishment of the piastry for irregular braking behind the security car was much higher than the victory of Noris’s dream in front of his house crowd.

“Looking at the enthusiasm and happiness of the lando, I think they certainly got full experience,” he said. “Landos have done their work, they have impartially and square, there is no fault in itself, they drove up very well, they went fast, they found themselves under the leadership and they won the British Grand Prix, and I think they should fully and completely and enjoy this great experience and this huge bliss.

“At the same time, we share a little bitterness that is definitely the Oscar experiencing, but the Oscar is a very difficult man and will use this position as an additional inspiration for the remaining of the season.”

If Silverstone has taught anything to Padock, it is that in the position of racing, the shape of the profit of McLaren is still important on most circuits. For the competition, the team on Friday tested a fully rebelled floor on Friday as a test item, which brown confirmed that it would run on both cars in Belgium’s GP in two weeks.

With just eight points to separate Piastry and Noris, McLaren will face further tests of his resolve to run his two title hero independently, but its dominance can give the pair more breathing room for it.

“We just keep doing what we are doing,” said Brown. “Treat them equally, fairly, transparently, with good communication. And if we can continue building a difference, we want it to decide to decide who will win the championship, and the best man can win.

“They are both very clean drivers, so what’s good you are going to run one from the track.