McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri found themselves in the middle of all the action during Saturday's sprint race in Silverstone.

Silverstone is the home race for a lot of drivers, but for Lando Norris, it’s special. It will be his first home race as the reigning world champion. On top of that, he won the British Grand Prix last year. He has had a rough start of the season, with only two podium-finishes so far, but that won’t distract him from enjoying the vibes of the fans in England.

Lando Norris finished seventh in Austria, admitting track position cost him after a difficult lap one and an undercut from Hadjar in the pit stops.

Norris recovers from a hydraulic issue in FP1 to finish third in FP2, as McLaren's experimental wing fails sign-off tests ahead of Austrian Grand Prix.

Behind Formula One's fastest stars lies a conversation often more important than racing itself. Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton are helping to change the narrative around men's mental health, proving that vulnerability is not weakness, but strength.

Norris claims P3 in Barcelona as McLaren end their reliability nightmare, with the reigning champion finally seeing a chequered flag after three consecutive DNFs.

Lewis Hamilton took a historic first victory with Ferrari in Barcelona from George Russell and Lando Norris, becoming the oldest driver to win an F1 Grand Prix since 1970. Kimi Antonelli retired in the dying moments of the race while running second, while simultaneously, Charles Leclerc's race ended after loss of power.

Another difficult qualifying session saw McLaren's Lando Norris qualify on the second row for the 2026 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.

Lando Norris qualified eighth at the Monaco Grand Prix, admitting a Q3 lock-up cost him time — but insisting the car deficit told the real story.

McLaren arrived in Canada with podium pace. They left with a DNF, P11, and a strategy gamble that destroyed everything. Can they recover lost momentum in Monaco?

From the Mercedes pair likely to bang wheels once more and McLaren ready to capitalise on any chaos ahead, to damp weather throwing a curveball in the mix, here's everything to look out for in the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix.

After bringing another set of upgrades to the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix, McLaren seem closer to fighting back at the front.

McLaren’s turnaround in fortunes since 2018 has been sensational — but where have they made the most amount of changes to become champions again, and return to form once more this season after a bleak start to 2026?

Kimi Antonelli won a chaotic Miami Grand Prix from Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, with plenty of chaos during the opening and closing stages of the race making up for the lack of wet weather action.

McLaren's Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri went from the highs of a 1-2 finish in the sprint to a difficult qualifying session.

Norris overcomes limited laps and reliability issues to secure a strong grid slot at Suzuka, but heads into the race lacking data and confidence.

McLaren have gotten off to an unfortunate start in the 2026 season. The reigning champions have struggled to find their way amidst the new regulations.

As the reigning constructors’ champion, everyone expected McLaren to keep onto their winning form in the new season. But in reality, the team is struggling a lot.

The MCL38s remained silent in Shanghai as Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri faced pre-race mechanical failures, ending their F1 weekend before it began.