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Rookie Norris backs changes at McLaren

Jan.11 Lando Norris has backed the changes that McLaren hopes will put the once-great British team back on track in 2019. McLaren had a dire season in 2018 but heads into this year with a new driver lineup in the form of Carlos Sainz and the British rookie Norris, the F2 runner-up. The latest change is the appointment of Andreas Seidl, a top official from Porsche's highly successful Le Mans team. Seidl will be managing director of the F1 team, which McLaren says is the "latest step in the performance recovery plan and restructure". 19-year-old Norris backs McLaren's restructuring process. "They are working very hard for next season," he said. "There is a lot of...
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