Lando Norris was not 100% satisfied with the Sprint race of the Dutch GP of Formula 1, held this Saturday (22). Even finishing in third place, he admitted that the result was not the best.
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The current category champion started from the second position in the pack and despite not being able to reach the leader George Russell, he was maintaining the position. However, in the final phase he was overtaken by Charles Leclerc, finishing in P3.
“It was not a bad result, although it was not the best; it would have been good to be a little faster today. But Charles was too fast. I don’t think it was a tire issue; they were just a bit quicker today,” he said.
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“We are very good in high-speed sections, but the car is not delivering the necessary performance in low-speed corners. We can be satisfied with the progress we are making, but we need more,” he added.
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