F1 News: Lando Norris "Feeling Good" For Abu Dhabi GP After Horrific Las Vegas Crash
Lando Norris has expressed optimism for the upcoming Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, despite a recent setback at the Las Vegas GP. The McLaren driver is set to return to the track after a difficult race in Las Vegas.
Key Takeaways:
- Lando Norris experienced a challenging Las Vegas Grand Prix but is looking forward to the season finale in Abu Dhabi this weekend. He has recovered and is eager to race again.
- Norris expressed gratitude towards his team and fans who have supported him, highlighting the collective effort behind his return. This support has been a crucial factor in his quick recovery and readiness for the upcoming race.
- Reflecting on the season, Norris acknowledged the ups and downs the team has faced. He emphasised the hard work and progress made throughout the year, demonstrating a positive and forward-looking attitude as he prepares for the final race.
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Following a tumultuous end at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, Lando Norris is set to make a comeback at the Abu Dhabi GP. The McLaren driver faced a significant crash during the Las Vegas race, leading to concerns about his participation in the season finale. However, in a recent statement, Norris has conveyed his readiness and excitement to get back on track.
"The season finale is here! The Las Vegas GP didn't end how I wanted it to end, but I'm feeling good and excited to go racing again. Thank you once again to everyone who's worked hard to ensure I have a car to drive this weekend, and thanks to all the fans who've sent me messages over the last few days," said Norris in the teams Abu Dhabi GP preview.
Norris also took the opportunity to acknowledge the hard work of his team and the support of his fans.
"It's been a rollercoaster of a season. From where we started to where we are is all the result of a lot of people's hard work. It's only right for us to go and do our best to finish the season with more points for the team. Let's go," he added.
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