McLaren's Appeal Rejected After Norris Penalty
McLaren's Appeal Rejected After Norris Penalty

McLaren's Appeal Rejected After Norris Penalty

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McLaren's appeal to overturn a five-second penalty given to Lando Norris at the United States Grand Prix has been rejected by race officials. The penalty, which affected Norris's position behind Max Verstappen, was based on the claim that Norris overtook Verstappen off-track. Despite McLaren's argument that a stewards' document contained an error, officials found no new significant evidence to warrant a review. The incident has sparked discussions within the F1 community about the need for clearer rules, as some drivers, including Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, believe Verstappen's aggressive maneuvers exploit loopholes in the regulations. Norris, trailing Verstappen by 57 points, admitted he needs to improve to compete at Verstappen's level. The broader 2024 season has been marked by unusual parity, with fewer race wins for the leading contenders, making each race outcome unpredictable.

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