Lando Norris

Lando Norris predicted the podium positions for the British Grand Prix way before the race actually happened, and F1 fans are confused.

It showed the exact sports where Sergio Perez, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc finished at Silverstone. The competition was surely top-notch, and till the end, there were multiple race leaders who looked pretty comfortable at the top in their respective leads. Look at his smile there.”

Lando Norris was pleased to finish with a decent points haul in his home race at Silverstone – but was left frustrated as he felt his strategy cost him an ...

We did a lot of things very well today and we had reasonable pace in the car, it was just maybe a late call with the pit stop and that cost us one position today. It was great to see Zhou, Alex and George get out of their cars safely today; it's never nice to see an accident like that, so I'm glad the safety equipment did its job properly.” “I felt like we deserved P5, but unfortunately we lost out at the final pit stop under the Safety Car. I think we drove a good race.

Lando Norris finished the British Grand Prix in sixth but felt he should have finished ahead of Fernando Alonso having lost out to the Spaniard in the pit ...

Then we had an issue with DRS which meant I couldn’t use it after lap 31 which was also a bit of a shame. “Finally, it’s been great to see the British fans this weekend, they’ve been amazing all weekend come rain or shine,” he said. I’m not annoyed, I think we still got some good points, but it could have been one more place.”

A downbeat Daniel Ricciardo thought it was a “bit odd” that he had “zero pace” during the British Grand Prix.

It was a bit of a lonely afternoon.” It was just a bit odd, so we have a bit of investigating to do. “Zero pace,” a less-than-jovial Ricciardo told reporters afterwards. “But simply we weren’t really quick enough anyway. It’s clear what I felt, but the reasons why I’m obviously not sure. He had qualified 14th compared to Norris’ sixth.

Noris spent the majority of his race fighting Alpine's Fernando Alonso, as the two drivers exchanged similar laptimes whilst maintaining a two-second gap ...

He has played a key role in McLaren’s fight to hold off Alpine for fourth in the constructors, and will need to continue his current form to prevent the Woking team from finishing in the standings below their 2021 effort. Whilst Norris will be frustrated that he lost out at the end, his drive at Silverstone was representative of the consistency of his performances from this season. Lando Norris expressed his frustration at the end of the British GP, despite taking a strong P6 finish for the papaya squad.

McLaren driver Daniel Ricciardo says he is keen to understand why he lacked performance throughout Formula 1's British Grand Prix.

It was a bit of a lonely afternoon.” “I could just feel it through the tyres as well, trying to carry speed. It was just a bit odd, so we have a bit of investigating to do.

Daniel Ricciardo. Australian F1 racing driver · Lando Norris. British-Belgian racing driver · Yuki Tsunoda. Japanese racing driver · Carlos Sainz Jr. Spanish ...

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Daniel Ricciardo felt something was 'a bit off' with his McLaren Formula 1 car during a 'pretty sad' British Grand Prix that saw him finish outside the ...

"Then that seemed to be our pace for the race. Although he was able to get back on the lead lap behind the late safety car, Ricciardo could not make any further progress, leaving him 13th at the flag. "Once the race got restarted, just struggled with grip.