Norris on stronger first half despite not leading championship
Lando Norris says he feels he has been driving better in the first half of this season than he was at the same stage last year, after winning the Hungarian Grand Prix. Norris said: "I think in terms of my driving, and my own performance as a driver, honestly, I'm very happy. I feel like I have been doing a good job of maximising the car's potential. I feel like I've driven better in this half of the season than I probably did to this point last year, to a certain extent, but sadly I'm not leading the championship."
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Vowles on Alonso's role in Sainz-Piastri collision
Williams team principal James Vowles said Fernando Alonso contributed to Carlos Sainz's collision with Oscar Piastri because Alonso did not concede under blue flags as Piastri came to lap them. Vowles said: "Fernando had a number of blue flashing lights all the way through and in fact remained in position in front of Oscar. You have to do it in order, so Fernando should have conceded that position earlier. What happened is, he didn't."
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Stella on Norris's increased confidence for 2026
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella says reigning world champion Lando Norris is “much more confident” at the start of the 2026 season, after the way he responded to the difficulties he faced early in 2025. Stella said: "I've been quite impressed by Lando following the way he has reacted to the first third of the season last year. There were highs and lows, there were some difficulties, there were clear learning points to review and learn from, and he embraced the challenge. What we see here is just the continuation of this trajectory, Lando is much more confident."
Lando Norris "much more confident" than during 2025 title campaign, says Andrea Stella
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Antonelli on leading the championship at the summer break
Kimi Antonelli says he did not expect to be leading the drivers’ championship at the summer break and wants to keep learning and pushing when the season resumes at Zandvoort in late August. Antonelli said: "Well, for sure, I did not expect to find myself in this position. But the car has been extremely good, the team has done an incredible job and, on my side, I try to maximise every opportunity I have. Of course, there's still lots of work to do, lots to learn, but it was a good first half of the season. Now I'm looking forward to the second half, and we're just going to keep pushing."
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Crawford on Newey and Cardile following his simulator work
Aston Martin reserve driver Jak Crawford says Adrian Newey and chief technical officer Enrico Cardile are listening in to his simulator sessions and keeping tabs on his work behind the scenes. Crawford said: "Yeah, yeah, it is [a privilege]. We have great people on the team and I think, always my favourite part is when I do my simulator sessions. I know that all the top engineers on our team, you know, Adrian and Enrico, they're all listening in to the simulator sessions, seeing what I've done and [that] makes your work is being seen and paying off."
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