McLaren F1 boss Zak Brown reveals one ‘frustration’ about Lando Norris

Norris has emerged as one of the hottest prospects on the F1 grid, leading McLaren to tie him down to a long-term contract to ward off interest from rival ෴teams.
But Norris’s unquestionable talent does not mean the 23-year-old is without flaws. However, as Brown admit♊s, they are minor.
Asked what frustrates him about Norris during an interview with , Brown responded: “He’s been five minutes late more than once. If we’re supposed to leave at 8.00, it๊ might be 8.07.
“The great thing about him is he is very honest and o🍸wns everything. And he’s definitely improved!”
Bro🎃wn added: “I think we get the best out of him; he’s more talkative🐼 and engaged. He’s able to let his hair down. It’s like family.”
Brown says he knew from Norris’s first day at McLaren that he was destined for great things, 🌠and has tipped the Briton to become a future F1 world champion.
“When he first went up against Fernando Alonso, it was like another day at the office,” he explained. “I think that calmness 🌌and coolness🍌 is why he’s so consistent.
“I think he’s got anoth🏅eꦏr 10 to 15 years ahead of him. As long as we can get him a car, he’ll be a world champion.
“He takes the t🍰hings that he needs to take seriously, very seriously. But he also knows that we’re in a fun busin༺ess, racing cars.”
Norris will be looking to build on his seventh-place finish in the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:2022 F1 drivers' standings and help McLaren imprꦍove on fifth place in the constructors' championship when the 2023 F1 season gets underway in March.

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