Lando Norris has expressed significant uncertainty over whether McLaren's latest upgrades will resolve what he described as the "horrible" handling of the car ahead of this weekend's Sao Paulo Grand Prix. The driver has raised doubts regarding the upcoming changes, questioning whether the team's revisions will effectively alleviate the vehicle's underlying issues.
With McLaren bringing upgrades to the car for the scheduled event, Norris is far from confident that the updates will produce the desired step forward. His frank verdict highlighted clear dissatisfaction with the machine's current dynamics, as he openly characterised the car's handling as "horrible" ahead of the race weekend.
The uncertainty leaves questions surrounding McLaren's prospects heading into the Sao Paulo Grand Prix this weekend. Rather than anticipating an immediate turnaround from the new car parts, Norris remains unsure whether the team's planned modifications can properly address the handling concerns that have impacted the vehicle.
As this weekend's Sao Paulo Grand Prix approaches, the focus remains on McLaren to see if the new package can surpass Norris's cautious expectations. Norris remains uncertain about the car's handling path, leaving it to be seen whether the upgrades will successfully transform the "horrible" handling on the car.