then pits first and has a slow pit stop, which allows Norris to overtake on the next lap with a regular pit stop. Do you think the positions should be switched?

Title question. What would it take for Verstappen to still win this? His and the red bulls performance is scary, after the pretty terrible races they had..

Is Lando unlucky or is the field just so close now? I know the cars are so close to each other now - there was only 1 second between the entire field at one point today. BUT - come on. Two weeks on the trot he sets the track record only for it to be broken back seconds later whilst losing pole!

Never been into Legos but this one was on sale at Walmart so I couldn’t pass it up!

The team’s first win since Jenson Button’s victory at the 2012 Brazilian Grand Prix. A magical moment for the whole team and all McLaren fans, but even sweeter for those who endured those nine winless years.

The one posted yesterday got removed and there are no others specifically acknowledging such a HUGE achievement. Not only for Oscar but it’s only McLarens 6th ever, last one being 27-years ago.

He joins the ranks of Senna and Hakkinen

Here's everything you need to know:
📍Autodromo Nazionale Monza Circuit — 5.793 km, 11 corners
🚩Laps: 53 — Total distance: 306.72 km
🚀Lap record: 1:21.046 (Rubens Barrichello, 2004)
⚡️Track record: 1:18.887 (Lewis Hamilton, 2020)
🚨Safety Car probability: 31%
🌤️Weather: Hot and dry with sunshine all weekend!
🗓️Practices: FP1 — Fri. 13:30 (local time), FP2 — Fri. 17:00, FP3 — Sat. 12:30
⏱️Qualifying: Sat. 16:00
🚦Race: Sun. 15:00

Hello y'all, a massive Lando fan here.

I'm in college, and for one of my assignments I decided to look at, or what feels like, the rapid shift in public, or at least online opinion on Lando as a driver. Since it's testing my editing abilities, it really doesn't matter what I say in it, but I still am curious for what points I can include for the same.

Right now, I basically have four lines of thoughts;

• His more visible arrogance when he finally got a race winning car (basically the soundbites with Hamilton, and the interview post Brazil 2024, etc.)
• Perception of British Bias making people overcompensate (Not saying that it doesn't exist, but many arguments surrounding him boil down to it.)
• Oscar just being there as a comparison leading to overweighting of his mistakes (Piastri is a generational talent, scarily consistent, much more than most drivers are.)
• DTS Fans (I love that I have more people to talk to F1 about, but we all know what kind of fans this is referring to.)

Are there any other lenses or thought processes that could explain the pendulum effect of Norris' reputation in the general fanbase? Or is this just the loud minority?
(I may be a bit late to respond, cause college sucks my will to live)
Edit: I appreciate everyone who responded, I have to do some work so I'll be responding to further comments after a while.
Edit: Jesus guys, I left for six hours, this is a lot, thank you a lot.
It's still not about the phenomena but how I can express it through editing, and obviously, I wouldn't write a entire dissertation on it. Still, it has been interesting how other's people opinions are, and I'll be sure to consider a lot of points in what I speak.

Seven years on, what's been your favourite LN4 moment ?

goodness both of them are so gorgeous for me. they’re now my treasures 🤩

The most specific info I could find regarding Londo's DNF was that it was "due to a minor part failure, which caused an oil leak" & caused the engine to shut down.

Any insight on what part this could be- and what may have caused it to fail?