As Lando Norris spoke about the need to “get his elbows out” against Max Verstappen this year, and not allow the Dutch driver to walk all over him, but at the same time to “play the long game” and “not to take any unnecessary risks”,

Here is a look at the different superstitions that drivers such as Lando Norris, Fernando Alonso and Sergio Perez follow

Lando Norris has pledged to get tough and drive with his “elbows out” against Max Verstappen as the two prepare to resume their title rivalry in the new Formula 1 season.

It did at the end of the 2024 season: McLaren took the constructors’ title after a 26-year drought. But Norris concedes he needs to be better. “It’s been a year where, actually, I’ve been pretty proud of my performance,” he said. “Proud of performing under the pressure that we’ve been under, delivering when I have.

Lando Norris has warned Max Verstappen he will get his "elbows out" as the McLaren driver fights to dethrone the Formula One world champion. "I need to get my elbows out (against Verstappen) and show I am not willing to give him any positions,

Formula 1 season approaches, Lando Norris has vowed to toughen up and drive with his “elbows out” as he sets his sights on challenging Max Verstappen for the title.

The era of Max Verstappen’s dominance in Formula 1 might be nearing its end, and Lando Norris is making bold claims about the future. With McLaren’s rapid progress, Mercedes pushing for a resurgence,

McLaren's Lando Norris has issued a stark warning to Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen ahead of the 2025 season, vowing to adopt a more aggressive racing approach. The British driver declared he needs to "get my elbows out" when battling with the Dutchman on track this year.