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Norris keen to continue British F1 success

Lando Norris thinks he and George Russell are fully capable of continuing British success in F1 when Lewis Hamilton retires. Britain has an illustrious history of Formula 1 success having provided 10 different World Champions – Mike Hawthorn, Graham Hill, Jim Clark, John Surtees, Sir Jackie Stewart, James Hunt, Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill, Jenson Button and, of course, Hamilton. While there is every chance Hamilton will eventually leave the sport as comfortably the most successful driver in history, Norris is convinced he and his fellow young gun Russell can pick up the mantle for their country. Both have shown they possess the talent, with Norris finishing third for McLaren in the 2020...
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