In a shocking turn of events at the Miami Grand Prix, McLaren's pit crew showcased their incredible multitasking skills as Lando Norris found himself having to pit not just for fresh tires, but to also unload an entire toolbox that inexplicably made its way into his car. While it's not uncommon for drivers to feel weighed down by their race strategies, Norris took it to a whole new level, apparently opting to take on the competition with a full set of wrenches and screwdrivers. As Oscar Piastri zoomed to the top with a best time of one minute 27.128 seconds, Norris’s pit stop became a comedy skit. Team members scrambled to retrieve various tools while dramatically waving wrenches as if they were magic wands. “We always like to be prepared for any mechanical failures," said one pit crew member, "but we didn’t expect to be playing a game of ‘find the socket set’ instead of ‘find the fastest lap’!" Meanwhile, Piastri, currently riding high on the success of two consecutive wins, seemed unfazed by the chaos unfolding in the garage next door. “I guess Lando really was just trying to show that he's skilled both on the track and in the toolbox,” he chuckled. “I’ll stick to racing. I'm not sure my insurance covers ‘artisan tool delivery’ during a race.” Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who managed to clock in a solid second place but still lagged behind Piastri, pondered his strategy. “Maybe if I had packed a few extra tools, I could've given him a run for his money,” he joked, scratching his head as he watched a transmission jack roll by. Not to be outdone, Red Bull’s reigning champion Max Verstappen envied the pit drama swirling around him. “Here I am trying to keep things serious at the top of the leaderboard, and they’re turning the pit lane into a hardware store. Maybe next time, I’ll ask my crew to prepare a snack bar—it might improve my lap times!” he grinned. As the sun set on Miami and fans eagerly awaited the race, one thing was clear: whether in their quest for victory or the unexpected search for a missing ratchet, McLaren's antics ensured that this Grand Prix weekend would be anything but ordinary. After all, when it comes to Formula One, it seems sometimes the tools really do matter—especially when they take the spotlight in the pit lane!