Palmer shares harsh analysis to 'hopeless move' by Norris during Canadian GP

Analyzing the incident from both Norris’s onboard camera and the aerial view, it’s clear that the British driver attempted to dive into a gap that simply wasn’t there, clipping the wall on the left and coming to a halt just a few meters later.

Oscar Piastri was fortunate to avoid a puncture to his left rear tyre, managing to bring his MCL-39 home in fourth place.

“This is just a completely wrong judgment by Lando'', Palmer said when starting his analysis.

The driver with number four on his car's action is, according to the former F1 driver, totally out of proportion with the rest of Norris's racing weekend. “I think he was faster than Piastri all weekend, but he failed to capitalize on it in qualifying. And then, when he got his chance in the race, he made another big judgment error,” the former Formula 1 driver continued during his analysis.

At the end of his analysis, Palmer drew a tough conclusion for the driver who last Sunday didn't make it intact across the finish line: “Time for Lando to get his head back in the game. The difference between him and his teammate is now 22 points''.

This likely keeps the team from major tension or an internal crisis: ''McLaren thus left Canada with just twelve points. They could have had ten more''.