The Formula 1 world is abuzz with the latest controversy surrounding Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri's title battle. Former CEO Bernie Ecclestone has sparked debate by suggesting that McLaren may be favoring Norris over his marketability. This comes as Piastri's 34-point lead has evaporated, and Max Verstappen re-enters the title fight in third place. Despite Norris' recent victory in Mexico, his lead is now just one point ahead of his teammate, with some claiming bias in strategy and team calls. Ecclestone supports these claims, suggesting that Norris has more media appeal for McLaren. However, McLaren CEO Zak Brown denies bias, calling it 'nonsense' while acknowledging that recent incidents have favored Norris. The question remains: is McLaren's handling of their drivers allowing Verstappen back into the championship? As the season unfolds, the battle for the title intensifies, leaving fans and experts alike questioning the fairness and strategies of the teams involved.
