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“I make life tough on myself” - Lando Norris bluntly owns up to Jeddah setback

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Lando Norris admits he is making hard work of his F1 title challenge.

After starting the season as the favourite to win the championship, and his victory in the Australian GP, Norris has slipped behind his McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri in the pecking order.

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