Despite a challenging start to the season, Lando Norris, the British McLaren driver, remains optimistic about his championship prospects. His teammate, Oscar Piastri, has surged ahead with a 10-point lead after clinching victory at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, marking his third win in the first five races of the season.

Norris, who faced difficulties in qualifying sessions, expressed his confidence during the Miami Grand Prix weekend. "Not worried at all," he stated. "He's doing a good job and he deserves it, nothing more than that." Norris emphasized his belief in his ability to reach the required performance level soon, despite acknowledging some mistakes in the initial races.

The technical aspects of the 2025 McLaren car have posed challenges for Norris, particularly with the car's behavior on corner entries due to insufficient front grip. This issue has hindered his ability to perform at his peak, a level he consistently demonstrated at the end of the previous season.

Looking ahead, Norris is hopeful about the series of upgrades planned for the McLaren car in the upcoming races. However, he is not solely relying on these enhancements. "I don't just want to rely on that, there are things I am working on myself," he added, highlighting his commitment to personal development and adaptation.

On the other side, Piastri has been adapting well to the car's evolution from last season, focusing on refining his skills to shave off those crucial hundredths of a second in lap times. "I've still lost out on a few poles by a few hundredths of seconds, so I still have some more digging to do," Piastri remarked, showcasing his relentless pursuit of perfection.

As the F1 circus moves to Miami, all eyes will be on these two McLaren drivers as they continue to push the boundaries of speed and strategy in one of the most competitive seasons in recent memory.