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How virtual safety car cost Norris win - and should F1 change rules?

How virtual safety car cost Norris win - and should F1 change rules?
BBC News Sunday 13 September 2026, 19:30 UTC 1 min read
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Lando Norris says he was "insanely unlucky" to lose what seemed like a certain win in the Spanish Grand Prix because of the timing of a virtual safety car.

Lando Norris says he was "insanely unlucky" to lose what seemed like a certain win in the Spanish Grand Prix because of the timing of a virtual safety car.
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