
Lewis Hamilton believes Lando Norris can still catch and beat defending three-time world champion Max Verstappen to the title this year thanks to the performance of his McLaren car and team.
Talking to reporters ahead of this weekend's Sao Paulo Grand Prix, the seven-time champion also welcomed the excitement their duel has brought to this year's run-in.
He also suggested a return to gravel traps instead of forgiving run-off areas was the only way to curtail Verstappen's aggressive style that saw him twice penalized 10 seconds in Mexico last Sunday.
"It's really exciting for the sport," said Hamilton, who was the victim of similar tactics by the Dutchman at the 2021 Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
"The last couple of years have not necessarily been so exciting, with Max just leading the way and that sometimes happens.
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