Lando Norris received a 10-second stop/go penalty for not slowing down under double waved yellow flags at the Qatar Grand Prix, impacting his chances of beating Max Verstappen. Despite finishing 10th with the fastest lap, Norris expressed confusion over the penalty but acknowledged it as fair. McLaren’s missed opportunity allowed Ferrari to reduce the gap in the Constructors’ Championship, with Norris feeling disappointed in himself and acknowledging the team’s hard work. McLaren principal Andrea Stella criticized the severity of the penalty and called for a more specific and proportionate approach from the FIA in such situations.
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How Nate Schmidt ‘found his fun again’ as he helped energize Panthers
Nate Schmidt joined the Panthers following their first Stanley Cup title, feeling pressure to replace lost defensemen. Initially uncertain about his role, he eventually adapted to the team's system and rediscovered his playing style, contributing significantly during the playoffs. Coach Paul Maurice praised Schmidt for integrating well and bringing positive energy to the locker room, as he excelled in the Stanley Cup Final, showcasing his skills and helping the team maintain high expectations for success....
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