Lando Norris has painfully revealed that McLaren have been forced to replace his MCL60's internal combustion engine, MGU-H, MGU-K, turbocharger and exhaust system, with the British driver having admitted that his Mercedes engine from Bahrain is 'finished already'. Whilst Norris won't receive a grid penalty for the engine change due to using parts in his allotted pool, the likelihood is that he will be slapped with a penalty later in the year, given how early his team have been forced into making the change. Norris' first engine of the season suffered from a pneumatic pressure leak during the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix, which resulted in Norris pitting six times so that his car could...
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