Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has called out the penalty levied on McLaren driver Lando Norris by the FIA, describing it as harsh since it could cost McLar

A bizarre officiating sequence during Sunday’s Qatar Grand Prix could lead to McLaren losing the constructor’s championship. Max Verstappen won the race as Lando Norris had to pit from second place to serve a 10-second drive-through penalty for failing to slow under a yellow flag.

Lando Norris admitted he deserved to be punished for failing to slow down for yellow flags during the Qatar Grand Prix but McLaren boss Andrea Stella thinks the penalty was far too harsh

During the Qatar Grand Prix, an incident involving McLaren driver Lando Norris sparked controversy. Norris was penalized with a severe 10-second stop-and-go pen

Lando Norris believes his McLaren team were simply “not ready” to win an F1 drivers’ championship this year after Max Verstappen sealed the title in Las Vegas. Verstappen finished fifth, a spot above Norris, in Sin City and now has an unassailable lead in the drivers’ championship with two races left.