DHL Fastest Lap Award: 2024 Azerbaijan GP (Lando Norris / McLaren)

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On: September 16, 2024

Tagged: Art, Award, Brand, Capital, Car, Collection, Energy, Engineering, Event, Ground, Race, Sports, Street

Watch Lando Norris set the DHL Fastest Lap while chasing Max Verstappen to keep his title hopes alive.

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