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    Home - F1 - How Norris beat his own F1 Austrian GP pole lap by almost 0.3s
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    How Norris beat his own F1 Austrian GP pole lap by almost 0.3s

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    How Norris beat his own F1 Austrian GP pole lap by almost 0.3s

    Lando Norris Secures Pole Position at Austrian Grand Prix with Brilliant Q3 Performance

    Lando Norris achieved a stunning pole position for the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix, clocking a blistering 1m04.268s lap during Q3. This remarkable effort not only secured top billing on the grid but saw the Mclaren driver outpace his previous time by nearly 0.3 seconds, underlining his impressive performance at the Red Bull Ring.

    Norris’ Record-Breaking Lap

    Norris’ opening Q3 lap was already enough for pole, as closest rival Charles Leclerc could only manage a time of 1m04.492s and Oscar Piastri was forced to abort his final attempt due to a yellow flag. The Red Bull Ring typically sees pole margins decided by mere hundredths, making Norris’ 0.3s improvement on his second run a notable accomplishment.

    Sector Breakdown: Finding the Extra Time

    Sector 1: Braking Efficiency

    Norris demonstrated exceptional skill in the first sector, where he gained 0.061 seconds by braking later into Turn 1, allowing him to accelerate more effectively towards Turn 3. Although he slightly lost time on the run to Turn 3 due to a higher top speed, his confident approach set the pace for the remainder of the lap.

    Sector 2: Exiting Turn 3

    The real magic occurred in Sector 2, where Norris found an impressive 0.25 seconds. By optimising his throttle application out of Turn 3, he carried more speed through the crucial corners. His confidence resulted in a decisive throttle response, further extending his advantage.

    Sector 3: Strategic Conservatism

    Entering Sector 3 with a 0.33 seconds lead, Norris capitalised on his earlier gains but demonstrated strategic caution into Turn 10. Although he hesitated slightly on throttle pick-up, costing him potential time, his choice to secure the lap was a judicious one. He crossed the line with a final advantage of 0.297 seconds.

    Leclerc’s Chase

    Leclerc’s struggles against Norris showcased the differences in their driving styles. Much of Leclerc’s half-second deficit came in the final sectors, revealing his inability to match Norris’ pace. Leclerc had a commendable sector one but lost significant ground after that, largely due to Norris’ superior cornering techniques.

    Conclusion: A Confident McLaren

    Norris’ performance not only underscores his rise as a driver in the highly competitive F1 landscape but also reflects McLaren’s efforts to establish itself as a formidable force this season. With such a decisive lap under his belt, Norris will be a driver to watch in the race, as he seeks to translate pole position into victory at the Austrian Grand Prix.


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