McLaren Overhauls Norris’ Power Unit to Tackle Fuel System Glitch Ahead of Singapore
McLaren’s engineers are making peripheral changes to Lando Norris’ Mercedes engine to eliminate a costly fuel system fault before the Singapore Grand Prix.
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McLaren’s engineers are making peripheral changes to Lando Norris’ Mercedes engine to eliminate a costly fuel system fault before the Singapore Grand Prix.

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Mercedes’ George Russell will start from the back of the grid in Singapore after a 10‑place penalty for the retirement of his car in Malaysia.
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Mercedes’ George Russell will begin the Singapore Grand Prix from the rear after a power‑unit change triggered by a Bahrain engine failure.