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Lando Norris argues that Formula 1 drivers must master adaptability to survive the sport’s ever-evolving tech, warning that rigid styles won’t cut it in today’s unpredictable cars. With complex power units and machine-learning-driven systems, even tiny errors can cost precious time — and some say qualifying outcomes hinge on whether the car’s computers cooperate. While teammates like George Russell struggle with their machinery, Norris himself overcame early-season woes by adjusting his driving. He insists skill still matters — especially in medium-speed corners where downforce is down — and that drivers who can’t evolve with the machines will be left behind. In Formula 1, mastering the car is as vital as raw talent.

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