McLaren drivers were left lamenting a lack of pace after a below-par qualifying for Sunday's Turkish Grand Prix; the high-flying team received a reality check today. After the magnificence of the one-two at Monza, and Lando Norris' stellar drive in Sochi two Sundays ago, expectations were high for the rejuvenated McLaren fans. While it is hardly doom and gloom as the team remains very much on the up, eighth and 16th in qualifying are hardly inspiring. Norris was again best of the pair. Eighth fastest means he starts seventh thanks to Lewis Hamilton's engine penalty which means the fastest driver in qualifying drops ten places on the grid for tomorrow's starts. In the team report, Norris...
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