McLaren has initiated a right of review regarding the penalty on Lando Norris during the United States Grand Prix, where he was demoted from third to fourth place after an off-track overtake on Max Verstappen. The penalty, which dropped Norris behind Verstappen, is under scrutiny as McLaren argues for the existence of significant new evidence to overturn the decision. A video conference with the FIA stewards is scheduled in Mexico City, aiming to establish if new, relevant information justifies a re-evaluation of the penalty. This review could impact the drivers' championship standings, where Norris trails Verstappen by 57 points. The case highlights ongoing discussions in Formula 1 about racing rules, particularly those involving wheel-to-wheel combat, as both Norris and other drivers, including Lewis Hamilton, have expressed concerns over Verstappen's defensive tactics. McLaren's move reflects the broader competitive dynamics and strategic positioning as the season enters its final races.