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Unbridled joy, pure elation and the relief of having taken a long-awaited victory for McLaren – here's how Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris reacted after their stunning 2021 Italian Grand Prix triumph.
At Monza Ricciardo clinched a first F1 victory since 2018, and his first for McLaren after a difficult start to his career with the team, in the process ending a 170-race win-drought that stretched back to the 2012 Brazilian Grand Prix for the papaya outfit.
Their wait for a one-two finish, the first for any team this season, was also over – their last one-two having come at the 2010 Canadian Grand Prix with Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button.
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For Norris, it was a best career F1 finish that comes after years of hard work with the Woking team; for Ricciardo, it marked the end of a tough few months getting to grips with his McLaren MCL35M; for the team it was a sign that they are perhaps on their way back to the sharp end of the grid.
Watch how Norris and Ricciardo reacted to their success in the videos above and below.
ONBOARD: Lando Norris celebrates 'amazing' McLaren 1-2
For Norris, it was a best career F1 finish that came after years of hard work with the Woking team; for Ricciardo, it marked the end of a tough few months getting to grips with his McLaren MCL35M; for the team it was a sign that glimpses of their past greatness were more than mere mirages.
Watch how Norris and Ricciardo reacted to their success in the videos above.
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