Recently McLaren’s Lando Norris has been reviewing an F1 Grand Prix and giving his own analysis. The 21- year-old called out Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc for being a dangerous driver as the two were battling it out in the closing laps of the race in Baku.

However, it was the Monégasque who finished ahead of Norris in fourth place, while Lando had to settle for P5. The young Brit would look to beat his “friend” in the next race in France and try to avoid his doggy style of driving as well.

Lando Norris calls out Leclerc for being a reckless driver

Norris was doing a review of the Azerbaijan GP and said, “This was a little bit dodgy from Charles here. Charles has seen that I have gone right and then he has reacted to me. Not really allowed to do that.”

Then Norris sarcastically mentions that he doesn’t know anything about rules, a reference to his controversial penalty given by the FIA for not following red flags.

Trending

Daniel Ricciardo To Be Replaced by Liam Lawson After Miami, F1 Pundit Dishes Out Harsh Verdict After Australian’s “Amateur Mistake”

April 17, 2024 11:14 AM EDT

Adrian Newey Hits Out at Climate Activist Lewis Hamilton’s Fuel Protest, Desperate to See V10 Engines Again

April 15, 2024 12:35 PM EDT

Taylor Swift’s Tortured Poets Department Sends F1 Fans Into a Frenzy: “Its a Fernando Reference”

April 19, 2024 09:43 AM EDT

Who are Zhou Guanyu’s Parents? Everything We Know About The Chinese Driver’s Family

April 16, 2024 02:07 PM EDT

Frustrated With Charles Leclerc, Fred Vasseur Issues 6-Word Message to Him Following Chinese GP Heartbreak

April 19, 2024 07:37 PM EDT

Get instantly notified of the hottest F1 stories via Google! Click on Follow Us and Tap the Blue Star.

Follow Us

He said, “Obviously I can’t talk about rules cause I don’t know how to box under a red-flag you know. Jeez, cause I am so dangerous as a driver!”

Watch Story: From Jimmy Kimmel to Ellen: Lewis Hamilton on Talk Shows

How did Norris perform in Baku?

The 21-year-old had a weekend full of ups and downs. He managed to make it into the third round of qualifying and was on his way to be the sixth fastest for race day.

However, he got served a three-place grid penalty for going into the pits under a red flag, and hence had to see the lights go out from P9 on the grid.

Already on the backfoot, Norris was determined to redeem himself and ensure a good finishing place. And he did exactly that by coming fifth in the race and bringing the Woking-based outfit ten points.

Now, the young Brit is waiting for the French Grand Prix to get underway, to learn from his mistakes at Baku and be better for the next race.

Can he deliver at Paul Ricard or will he suffer the same fate as he did in Baku? We will just have to wait for the 20th of July to get our answers.

Andreas Seidl Calls Out F1 Director Michael Masi for Double Standards After Lando Norris’ Penalty