Lando Norris: From Rain Visibility to Social Media Antics, McLaren's Controversial Journey

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Lando Norris, McLaren F1 driver, has highlighted the lack of visibility caused by heavy rain and spray as a major safety concern in motorsports, following the tragic death of Formula Regional driver Dilano van 't Hoff at Spa. The incident has drawn comparisons to Anthoine Hubert's fatal accident in 2019. F1 and the FIA are testing wheel arches or 'mudguards' to address the issue, with a trial taking place at Silverstone. Other drivers, including Nyck de Vries and Esteban Ocon, have emphasized the need to take extreme weather conditions seriously and consider measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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