Lando Norris expresses confidence ahead of Dutch Grand Prix
Formula1.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 20, 2026, 4:12 PM
Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Lando Norris is optimistic about McLaren's performance as they prepare for the second half of the F1 season at the Dutch Grand Prix, following his recent victory in Hungary. He cites the support of his team and recent car upgrades as key factors contributing to his confidence. Despite a rocky start to the season, McLaren is aiming to stay competitive, particularly on the Zandvoort circuit, where Norris has historically performed well. He also emphasizes the necessity of further understanding the changes made to the car to ensure consistent competitiveness going forward.
- •Norris won his first Grand Prix of the season in Hungary.
- •McLaren aims to improve after a challenging start, including a double DNS in China.
- •Norris acknowledges the need for further understanding of car upgrades.
- •The Dutch Grand Prix offers a track where McLaren has previously excelled.
- •Norris emphasizes the importance of teamwork and mindset for success.
"Off the back of his victory last time out in Hungary, Lando Norris has belief in himself and McLaren that they can continue to fight at the front during the second half of the season.
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