It’s going to be very difficult to beat McLaren, they were very competitive in the dry and in the wet they were a bit harder to beat. So, it’s going to be tough but we’ll just have to see how it goes.
Verstappen’s task is made even tougher by the fact that the McLarens have shown good pace in both wet and dry conditions this weekend, suggesting they will be strong contenders for victory on Sunday.
It all adds up to what promises to be a thrilling race at Spa, with the grid shuffled and the outcome far from certain. Make sure to tune in to Sky Sports F1 at 2pm on Sunday to see how it all unfolds.
With McLaren’s strong race pace and strategic setup decisions, they are poised to be a major threat in the Belgian Grand Prix. Verstappen recognizes the challenge ahead but remains focused on limiting the damage in the championship battle. McLaren’s ability to perform well in all conditions has been a key factor in their success this season, and their team principal is confident in their race setup for Sunday’s dry conditions. It sets the stage for an exciting race with McLaren as a serious contender for victory.
But despite his lack of confidence, Norris is still optimistic about his chances in the race.
He said: I think we’re not in a bad position to have a good race tomorrow. Our pace in the dry has been good, and I think we can still fight for a strong result.
It will be interesting to see if Norris can overcome his struggles and challenge for victory in the Belgian Grand Prix.”