Norris and Hamilton went head-to-head at the Austrian and British races, with theꦛ McLaren driver coming out on top on both occasions.

Mor♎e impressively, Norris managed to fend off Hamilton despite running on the hard tyre, while the seven-time champion was on𒉰 softer rubber.

Norris has made the most of McLaren’s upgrades, finishing second back-to-back at Si𓆉lverstone and the Hungaroring.

Speaking on Saturday at the Hungarian Grand Prix, Brundle suggested that the ev🍸ents of Silverstone were a case of “handing over of the baton” to Nor🐼ris.

“Lando placed his car really cleverly becau💞se he was vulnerable for a few corners, probably even a lap or two,” Brundle said.

“And in a way you wonder if that’s the handing over of the baton with the British drivers in Formula 1 🍰because Lando had that one covered.”

Rosberg - who spent four years as Hamilton’s teammate at 🥀Mercedes - quickly disagreed.

“Lewis is not done yet.”

“Martin, pl🐼ease slow down. Lewis is not done yet. He was just first in FP3!” Rosberg replied.

Brundle then added: “I said han💮ding over 💝the baton, it will happen at some point."