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Lando Norris is widely regarded as a future F1 world champion and is key to McLaren's hopes of success but, despite more than 100 attempts, he has yet to win a race

McLaren may well prove to be Red Bull's main rivals in the 2024 F1 season which would be a blow to Christian Horner and his outfit on two fronts, given Lando Norris would be leading the charge

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella voiced his concern at the end of last season about Lando Norris' tendency to be hypercritical of himself after making mistakes

McLaren are in the enviable position of having two young driving superstars under contract, but both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are highly ambitious and we know what that can lead to

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has named the best three current Formula 1 drivers, with McLaren star Lewis Hamilton a surprising omission from the Italian's list

The 2023 campaign was a true season of two halves for Lando Norris and his McLaren team, saddled with a very slow MCL60 car in the beginning before making enormous strides

Formula 1 engine rules will change in 2026 and McLaren, who have been using Mercedes power units for many years over two separate spells, have been considering their options for the future

McLaren chief Andrea Stella has urged Formula 1 to ensure a bump in the road at Turn 12 of the Las Vegas Grand Prix is "smoothened out" after Lando Norris was involved in a crash

Max Verstappen and Red Bull have dominated Formula 1 in recent years, but former F1 managing director Ross Brawn has backed McLaren to challenge them next season

Red Bull star Max Verstappen and Mercedes driver George Russell each avoided penalties after causing chaos in the pitlane during qualifying for the Mexican Grand Prix

Half of the 20 Formula 1 drivers currently on the grid are race winners, but one of the half yet to stand on the top step of an F1 podium has been tipped to match the greats

Max Verstappen has been in a league of his own this season with his nearest challenger more than 200 points adrift, but the Dutchman won't always have it this easy

Max Verstappen won the Qatar Grand Prix with a gap of just a few seconds to the two McLaren cars behind him, as the FIA's mandate on tyre stints during the race hampered Red Bull

Verstappen will be favourite to win the Qatar race while Hamilton will fancy his chances of joining the Red Bull racer on the podium, but Lando Norris' McLaren hope to once again thwart the Mercedes ace

McLaren did not need to worry about their race drivers this year with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri tied down for the long term, but had a gap to fill in reserve

Piastri has had an excellent first season in F1 and is living up to his huge reputation from his exploits in the junior categories, though he has still played second fiddle to Norris

Lando Norris believes McLaren are "not miles away" from Red Bull and Max Verstappen heading into the 2024 campaign, having earned back-to-back second-place finishes at the last two races

Norris has a contract with McLaren until the end of 2025, but the team is keen to secure his future even further as the Brit continues to be linked with a Red Bull move

Norris and Piastri collided at the Italian Grand Prix last time out in an incident which was without consequence, other than leaving McLaren chief Andrea Stella rather annoyed

Hamilton cost McLaren points at the Italian Grand Prix when he caused a collision with Oscar Piastri, causing damage to the F1 rookie's car and forcing him to pit

McLaren team-mates Norris and Piastri collided at the Italian Grand Prix, leaving team principal Andrea Stella very unhappy with both his drivers as he spoke to the media

Norris and Piastri made contact with one another as they battled for position during the Monza race, leaving McLaren team principal Andrea Stella very unhappy with them both

McLaren have emerged as a contender to be second-quickest on the F1 grid thanks to their rapid car improvements, but found the Belgian Grand Prix more difficult to negotiate

Lando Norris was knocked out of the minor points by a penalty in Canada while Oscar Piastri finished outside the top 10, but McLaren have a potentially game-changing car upgrade on the horizon

Guenther Steiner landed himself in hot water with the FIA over his criticism of F1 stewards, after which his fellow team chiefs failed to give the Haas boss any support