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Lando Norris Extends McLaren, A Long Term Contract or Mexican Standoff?

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By James P. Broughton
| Daily Car Blog
By James Broughton, August 31, 2026 So Lando Norris has signed a new contract with McLaren that will extend his stay with the team until 2030. His previous contract was due to expire in 2028. The timing is interesting: Norris’s new deal was announced a week after Max Verstappen extended his contract with Red Bull. But in Formula One, contracts are almost meaningless.
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Fernando Alonso Says Honda Still Has Work to Do

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By James P. Broughton
| Daily Car Blog
By James Broughton, August 27, 2026 Fernando Alonso may have spent much of 2026 staring at the wrong end of the Formula 1 field, but there are finally signs that Aston Martin is beginning to find its way forward. The Spaniard secured ninth at Zandvoort for two points — the team’s best result of the season — after a remarkable strategy and a marathon stint on the hard tyres.
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When “Ferrari Is Ferrari” Isn’t Good Enough

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By James P. Broughton
| Daily Car Blog
By James Broughton, August 26, 2026 There are few names in Formula 1 that carry the weight of Ferrari. And there are few drivers who understand the pressure of winning quite like Lewis Hamilton. That is why the events of the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix are so interesting. History tells us that Ferrari has never been particularly comfortable when its drivers criticise the team publicly. Alain Prost discovered that in spectacular fashion in 1991.
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