Lando Norris Must Do This To Become World Champion

In this F1 Podcast with @lowerlaptime we discuss what Lando Norris needs to do beat Max Verstappen and become F1 champion in F1 2024, why Oscar Piastri could be the next Ayrton Senna and how could Sergio Perez' coaching sessions with Rob Wilson have helped him recover his form.

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[lowerlaptime]

Thanks for having me - this was a great chat!

[RockSolitude]

Loved this guest. Perhaps the most insight I've heard on this podcast. More of this please. I hope he's a recurring guest.

[sachinbk]

Tbh, Leclerc left too much space for him on the inside. If we see Oscar's defense once he was ahead of Charles, he would simply cover the inside line to turn one and Charles had no chance of overtaking him. If we see the replay, Leclerc did not close the gap one bit to keep Oscar behind. Not sure why he left so much space. But brilliant drive from Oscar once he took the lead, it was incredible to watch.

[RobertDixonTaylor]

Thanks Cameron. I like this lad. This was much more enjoyable than those lectures you get from mr Windsor.

[soundgardengods]

Amazing guest! He was so knowledgeable, great pod Cam

[manlikepierre]

Yes Cameron making moves! Was watching this chap explain short corners knowledge through the roof love the collab

[Hrdcre]

Barcelona 2016 Max holding off Kimi in a new car anyone?

[Domenicxx]

Max has lost 1 race in Mexico since 2017 btw I really doubt checo will even get close to him around that track.

[RobThompson-ys]

Just watch… McLaren will make Oscar move over and Lando will put it in the bin… interesting how nobody’s talking about how McLaren has already favoured Lando this year…. He gets the upgrades first…Oscar gets screwed with strategy while in the lead… etc

[_Cheeba]

omg great vdeo, great insight and dialogue, Martin was great

[wooloongabba]

If Lando cannot finish in front of Oscar in Singapore he is scarred for life

[ckr]

Firstly. Cameron thank you very much for orchestrating this beautiful exchange, these are the conversations that speaks to my F1 soul. I was so captivated it enabled me to complete a 45 minutes scenic ride on my peloton at 80 c/ 55r, never felt the burn until it was over. Big thanks to Martin as well. Looking towards the next episode.

[Lukass]

Great insightful video Cameron as always. You’re dedication for pumping out videos daily is something us subscribers always appreciate

[tonysmith]

Great chat 👍, watched and enjoyed every minute, and went away with a greater understanding. Thanks for the insight

[michaelcobbin]

Oscar is fortunate to have such a great manager that can coach and mentor him. Max and Carlos also have a similar setup through their dads. I have noticed that Oscar builds up to qualifying and races with his free practices. Oscar hardly ever crashes in free practices and he gradually gets quicker and quicker over the weekend.

[elainepotgieter]

'To save a dying puppy' 😅😂I love Cameron's expressions 😄

[simonmiller]

The fact is, Oscar is a generational driver. If McLaren lose him through mismanagement, as Alpine did, they will lose him to one of their arch enemies. I don't think they want to do that.

[geomission]

We need a modern "international Race of Champions"

[maconpatton]

Really enjoyed this show. Thank you for the insight and clarity.

[joshd]

Interesting note on the current quickest drivers I’d probably agree. Both at their best / in their prime I’d still put Verstappen and Hamilton ahead of anyone on the grid though by some margin