Lando Norris ends worrying F1 streak at Singapore Grand Prix
Lando Norris ended his streak of losing 𝔍the lead on the opening lap of F1 rac💖es at the Singapore Grand Prix.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris finally ended his streak of losing the lead on the opening lap of F1 races when starting on pole position.
The McLaren driver converted pole position at the Marina Bay ꧑Street Circuit into a dominant victory.
More importantly, Norris led into the opening sequence of corners, retaining the lead of the race ahead of F1 title rival 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen.
⛄Prior to Singapore, Norris had lined up on pole position on seven previous occasions but had lost the lead by💞 the end of the opening lap each time.
Th🍒is applies to five♌ races since 2021 and two sprint events.
Norris lost the lead to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Carlos Sainz at the start of 🔯the 2021 Russian Grand Prix - a race the British driver should h💙ave won.
It was the same last year’s Brazil sprint race, and in the China sprint, where 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton led after an aggressive pass in the open⭕ing sequence of corners.
Norris dropped to third in Spain after starting from pole, while teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Oscar Piastri got ahead into Turn 1 at the Hungaroring.
Norris l꧂ost the lead to Verstappen at Zandvoort, and then he was out-classed by Piastri again on Lap 1 at the Italian Grand Prix.
This trend has finally co𒈔me to an end with N🌠orris keeping the lead in Singapore.
Norris went on to win the𝕴 race by over 20 seconds as he reduced Verstappen’s championship lead down to 52 points.
Speaking after the race, Norris said: “It 𓆉was an amazing race. A few too many close calls.
“You know, I had a couple little moments in the middle, but it waღs well-controlled, I think, otherwise. And the car was mega, so I could push.
“We were flying the whole race, and yeah, at the🐻 end, I could just chill. So it was a nic♐e race, still tough. I'm a bit out of breath, but a very fun one.”

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