2 days Ago By Oliver Harden
Lando Norris is adamant that he would not change what he did in battle with Max Verstappen at the Austrian Grand Prix having “reviewed everything.” Norris and Verstappen collided while duelling for the lead on Lap 64 of 71 at the Red Bull Ring last Sunday, with both drivers suffering punctures in the incident. The clash opened the door for George Russell to collect Mercedes’ first victory since the penultimate race of the F1 2022 season ahead of Norris’s McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri.
While Norris retired upon his return to the pits, fifth-placed Verstappen ended up extending his World Championship lead over the McLaren man to 81 points despite being hit with a 10-second penalty for causing a collision. Verstappen and Norris are likely to return to battle at this weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone, where the pair were separated by 3.7 seconds in first and second place respectively a year ago.
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“But at the same time I reviewed everything, we’ve gone over stuff, and let’s say I won’t really change what I did. “I was fighting, and that’s what we want �.
