Lando Norris was robbed in Spain—pole position, leading the race, then a VSC triggered by Lance Stroll’s spin, letting others pitting ahead of him lose precious time. Even Max Verstappen admitted Norris deserved better. Now F1’s racing world is debating fixes: extend VSC duration, close pit lane entirely during VSC, or slow pit lane speed to match track pace. Each option has trade-offs—crowded pits, lost strategy, or complex track-by-track adjustments. No easy fix, but this incident underscores F1’s ongoing struggle with luck over skill.
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