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Ahead of a very soggy looking Japanese Grand Prix this weekend, all the talk has been about Red Bull and their driver situation. In fact, it has dominated the headlines so completely that for a fortnight, it has felt like there is actually only one team on the grid. Obviously though, that isn’t the case, and now that we are back into a race weekend, the focus can switch back to the actual racing. The top of the pack at the moment is very clearly McLaren. Their 1-2 finish at the Chinese Grand Prix was pretty dominant, though Lando Norris’ late race brake issues nearly ruined that. Heading into this weekend's race, they are the strong favourites even with the terrible weather forecast, but Lando Norris has claimed that it isn’t their car that is to thank for their impressive performances so far. He claims that it is the rest of the grid failing to perform which has allowed McLaren to capitalise, specifically calling out other teams drivers for not being good enough. Today, I’ll check what he had to say and why McLaren should be heavy favourites at Suzuka, so don’t go anywhere.
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