Lando Norris was nominated for Friday’s F1 qualifiers.
And for a good reason.
Norris Sale began with a strong level in the Australian Great Competition, which claimed to be a pose, won the race and recorded the fastest lap on the way. Norris was also the fastest at the only training session before the F1 qualifiers in the F1 on Friday, 0.454 seconds before Charles Collerch and more than half a second before Oscar Piaster.
But when the dust was stable, after the F1 SPRINT was nominated, Luis Hamilton was on the classroom and Norris in the P6 after a pair of mistakes in the SQ3, the first compromise initially pushing himself and second forcing him to facilitate the gas in the second.
“I made a mistake – I locked it in the final corner,” he told the official F1. “We only struggled a little more… but it wasn’t fast, simply… we struggled with the car a lot.
“The difficulties of our struggle with us have shown much more today. It’s nothing more than that, honest, it’s just very wrong – but it’s only very difficult to drive.
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The McLaren driver explained the details of the problems after the refining F1 SPrint.
“I think only throughout the day we have struggled for a little bit with the lock of the front and the struggle (A) Lot at the last corner with the Bay Tailwind,” he said. “One more more than Bahrain (experience) is parallel. Only many other winds, and when the wind shakes, we are fighting much more.
“I think both myself and the Oscars struggled more. Clearly more than him. So yes, just support a little difficult to try and compensate for not complete compensation.
Noris then presented his path to deal with the car, and the international circle of Shanghai, for the weekend.
“It’s more than me than the car. I can’t finish the car, but I just tried to push a little bit,” he said. “I just have to retreat a little, not try and push it so much.
“I think the car is still good and in a good window, it may not be good for a pole, but we can definitely move forward.