Throughout the week in the Formula 1 Grand Prix, it looked as if McLaren would close the front row during the qualifiers. The teammates of the team Lando Norris and Oscar Baysri take turns on the angels of timing papers in practice, and the rest of the network referred to the duo McLaren again the dominant power that is heading to the qualifiers.
While Pasri has ended the end of the deal, as he occupied a position in the Grand Prix in Bahrain on Sunday, Norris left a depressed and searched for answers after completing four tenths behind his teammate, qualifying in sixth place.
“I didn’t even go faster [on his second Q3 lap]Norris said to Sky SPORTS F1 After the qualifiers.
“I’m not fast enough.”
Noris is bad to be difficult for himself, and sometimes a mistake. This characteristic was clear throughout the interviews after its qualification in Bahrain. Request before Sky SPORTS F1 What happened from the error Nuris referred to himself, literally and metaphorically.
“There is no idea. Frankly, no idea. Just not quickly enough,” Norris added, referring to his chest.
Norris was more critical of his performance when speaking with the official F1 channel.
“I was slow. I was slow on the entire weekend, to be honest. Nothing is very surprising, frankly. I got out of that,” Start McLaren driver. “I feel that I haven’t drove a F1 before. I suffer a lot, I don’t know why. I need to try to find some answers.
“The car is amazing. I have nothing to complain about.
Regarding his horizons on Sunday, Norris admitted that the victory is likely to be outside the cards, but it could have been the platform.
Norris added: “The attempt to win the race, but I don’t think I will win tomorrow. I think the attempt and the aim of the platform will be the best opportunity,” Norris added.
“I think Oscar will attend everyone. I will try to reach the second rank, I think.”
