Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri will continue to be free to race each other despite their intra-team collision at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix. F1 title rivals Norris and Piastri came to blows for the first time this year as they battled over fourth place in the closing stages of Sunday’s race in Montreal.

McLaren has brought a new suspension to this weekend's Canadian GP, yet only Norris chose to run it in qualifying. He ended up seventh, while team-mate Piastri qualified

There have been plenty of occasions where Norris is too hard on himself and almost looks like he is looking for reasons to shoulder blame when he actually should cut himself more slack. But the Canadian Grand Prix was not such a day,

Zak Brown transformed McLaren Racing Ltd. from an ailing Formula 1 competitor to the winner of the team championship last year for the first time in 26 years. The California native has also navigated the Covid pandemic,

McLaren boss Andrea Stella has explained his own theory for why the team has not been as competitive over the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix weekend so far.

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McLaren 's dominance was tossed to one side on Saturday as George Russell grabbed pole for Mercedes at the Canadian Grand Prix. He will be joined on the front row by Red Bull 's Max Verstappen two weeks after their controversial on-track collision in Spain.

Only twice this season has McLaren failed end Friday practice at the top of the time sheet. The first was at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, where the form guide was still taking shape following a brief pre-season testing campaign. The second was Monaco, the sport’s most extreme outlier.