Lando Norris believes that McLaren can win the F1 world championship, but that 2024 may come a year too early.
Norris stormed to McLaren's first win since 2021 in Miami , with neither Max Verstappen or Sergio Perez able to match the Brit's pace in his papaya car.
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Oscar Piastri also showed strong pace in the other McLaren, keeping in touch with Verstappen from P2 early on before damage from a scrap with Carlos Sainz put him out of the points.
The triumph moved Norris up to fourth in the standings , trailing Verstappen by 53 points. McLaren sit in a comfortable third in the constructors' championship , though are some way off Red Bull and Ferrari.
Lando Norris gained 25 points from his Miami victory Max Verstappen still leads the championship seeking his fourth title
Norris '100%' sure on title challenges
Norris' confidence has been fuelled by his win in Miami, and the overall pace of both McLaren cars.
Whilst 2024 may come to early to mount a title bid for himself or team, the Brit told Sky Sports News that he believes 2025 could be their year.
“Next year? Oh, 100% [McLaren can challenge]! I’m saying that still with my feet on the ground," he said.
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Lando Norris believes '100%' that he can win the title in 2025
“Absolutely, I want to believe. We have two great drivers… we have an amazing team behind us, and we’re closer than ever.
“I want to believe, and I should have the confidence to say [that] next year we can go for more, we can go for the next step.
"But we have a lot more work to do and we’re working hard to try and achieve it," he added.
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