Lando Norris reveals how Lewis Hamilton has changed his F1 championship ambitions
Lando Norris says Lewis Hamilton's seven Formula 1 world titles have left him dissatisfied with winning just one. Norris won his maiden championship in 2025 after a hard-fought battle against his McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri and a late-season threat from Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Hamilton will make his 400th grand prix start this weekend in Brazil and Norris was asked to sum up his ... Keep…
Lando Norris has expressed dissatisfaction with winning just one Formula 1 World Championship, despite Lewis Hamilton's seven titles. Norris won his maiden championship in 2025 after a tough battle against McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and late-season threat from Red Bull's Max Verstappen. Speaking to the media at Interlagos ahead of the Brazilian GP, Norris remarked on Hamilton's incredible career, noting that he is still fighting against Charles Leclerc, considered one of the best on the grid.
Hamilton's ability to compete at the front and prove his status as one of the elite drivers has been particularly impressive this year, according to Norris. While Hamilton's longevity in the sport is a source of inspiration for many, Norris himself doubts he will continue racing past his 40s. Despite his own career ambition, Norris believes Hamilton's achievements have motivated him to strive for more championships and continue competing for years to come.
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