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Lando Norris Topped Team-Mate Oscar Piastri As McLaren Sealed a dominant one-two in second practice at the Austrian Grand Prix.
Despite Having Sat Out the Opening Session Earlier On Friday As McLaren Fulfilled One of Their Obluted Rookie Sessions by Running Irish Teenager Alex Dunne, Norris Was Swiftly onto the Pace at the Red Bull Ring, Setting A Time of 1: 04.580 To Better Piastri by 0.157s.
The Display represents an impressive Return to Action for Norris after he Caused A collision with World Championship Leader Piastri Last Time Out in Canada that caused Him to withdraw from the race, and Saw His Deficit to His Team-Mate Grow to 22 points.
McLaren, Who Brought an Upgraded Front Suspension to Spielberg, Appear to have an Advantage Over the Rest Of The Field, With Max Verstappen Three Tenths Back in Third Despite Red Bull Having B3
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Watch the moment Lando Norris Comes Too Close for Comfort to Max Verstappen During Practice in Austria
Norris Said: “The Car Felt Good From the Off. Alex Gave Good Feedback This Morning After Fp1 and He was on the pace Straightaway, so it was good to see.
“I think they move the car in the right direction for fp2, and we just need to understand where we want of that of that of that of that of that of that of that of that of that [on Saturday]but a little bit less, or someWhere in the middle. So good steps in the right direction, but still a little bit bit to come hopefully.
“We’ve Shown A Bit More Pace Than Some of the Others. I Certain Think they are Going to Catch Up. Max is not far behind and they usually improvve a lot into saturday.”
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Norris was in full praise of Irish rookie Alex Dunne for his helpful feedback During P1
George Russell, Fresh Off His First Victory of the Season in Canada, Looked to Be McLaren’s Most Likely Challenger after Topping First Practice for Mercedes, but Had to settle for sixth in the second session.
Russell Did his Soft-Tyre qualifying simulations Earlier Than The McLarens on the Quickly Improving Surface, which Could Explain Some of the Six -tenth Gap Between Him and Norris.
Russell Said: “First Practice Was Definitely A Surprise To Us. Second Practice, We Definitely Didn’t Have The Pace Like We Did this Morning in the Qualy Runs. And the race pace was a step was worse, so we need to analysis where that was.
“The mclarens were mighty strong, eSpecially this afternoon. I Don’t really see that Changing. We’ll do our best i don really think we’ll be fighting for pole.”
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Watch the moment Lewis Hamilton Went Into the Path of Kimi Antonelli, Narrowly Avoiding A Crash During P2 of the Austrian Grand Prix
Lance Stroll Took A Surprise Fourth for Aston Martin Ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, with the Italian Team’s New Floor Appearing To have Busht Little Improvement.
LEWIS HAMILTON FARED EVEN WORSE AS HE FINISHED 10TH WHILE Complaining of A LACK OF PACE IN HIS FERRARI.
The Seven-Time World Champion Faced A Post-Selocation Investigation for Impeding Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli, but Escaped serious punishment as he was receiving.
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Both Hamilton and Charles Leclerc Seemed Optimistic Despite ‘Not an Ideal’ Day in Practice
Hamilton Said: “Charles Was Six Tenths Off, I was closed to a second off, so not ideal. But i think there’s lots of learnings, so I think we’ll make some changes and hope we can try to get a little bit closer. But we won’t be at the front.
“A Huge Ament of Work Went On To Bring the Floor But, As You’re Seeing, It’s not requirement changed our Competitifness. The Car Actuelly doesn’t Feel Bad, It’s Just We’re A Huge Chunk Off Pace-Wise. We need to look.”
There was some encouragement for Reigning World Champion Verstappen, who is 43 points back from Piastri in Third in the drivers’ standings, as he at least appeared capable of matching mclaren’s long-run pace.
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Irish Rookie Alex Dunne Impressed on His Debut With McLaren by Landing A Fourth-Place Finish at the end of P1 in Austria
In Practice One, 19-Year-Old Irish Driver Dunne Announced Himself to the Paddock by Going Fourth Fastet, Finishing Within A Tenth of Team-Mate for the Piastri Session.
The F2 Championship Leader has Little Prospect of Progressing to A Seat with McLaren Any Time Soon, but Delivered a Showing that will catapult His Name Into Possible Openings Elsewher for the 2026 Season.
Sky Sports F1’s Austrian GP Schedule
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Look Back at Some of the Most Dramatic Moments throughout the Years at the Austrian Grand Prix
Saturday June 28
9am: f3 sprint
11.15pm: Austrian GP Practice Three (Starts session at 11.30am)
1.10pm: F2 Sprint
2.15pm: Austrian GP qualifying build-up*
3pm: Austrian GP Qualifying*
5pm: Ted’s Qualifying Notebook
Sunday June 29
7.25am: F3 feature race
8.55am: F2 Feature Race
10.40am: Porsche Supercup
12.30pm: Grand Prix Sunday: Austrian GP Build-up*
2pm: The Austrian Grand Prix*
4pm: Chequered Flag: Austrian GP Reaction*
5pm: Ted’s Notebook
*Also on Sky Sports Main Event
Next Up for the 2025 Formula 1 Season is a return to Europe for the Austrian Grand Prix, Which is Live on Sky Sports F1 This Weekend. Stream Sky Sports With Now – No Contract, Cancel Anytime.
