Norris took the championship lead for the first time since April, but he's only one point ahead of Piastri with four races left

Now we find out whether Lando Norris has what it takes to be world champion. Now we find out what he is made of. The McLaren driver has been accused of all sorts over the past 12 months; lacking in mental strength,

Lando Norris was surprisingly booed by the crowd after his victory at the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday. The McLaren driver, starting on pole, kept the lead at the start and then cruised to a 30-second victory over second-placed Charles Leclerc, with Max Verstappen completing the podium.

MEXICO CITY — Lando Norris snapped a five-race losing streak Sunday and passed McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri in the fight for the Formula 1 championship by winning at Mexico City.

LANDO NORRIS has somehow become the pantomime villain in F1 while he charges to the title. The McLaren 25-year-old has now been booed at two Grands Prix this season after standing on the podium.

How Lando Norris silenced Mexico boo-boys and flipped F1 title race momentum - Jeers directed at Norris by fans after his victory in Mexico City were bewildering but the British driver, who now has a one-point lead in the world championship,

It was a dominant display at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez, with Norris taking pole on Saturday before cruising to victory by over half a minute on Sunday. The Brit hailed it as the greatest race weekend of his career so far, but the Mexican fans clearly didn't want to share in his festivities when the dust settled on an eventful race.

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Red Bull attempted to interfere with McLaren's grid markings ahead of the F1 United States GP, but Norris says he didn't need the additional markers