McLaren's Lando Norris might have thrown his car off the road early on Thursday morning, but recovered to rack up 132 laps over the course of the final day of the first test. The final day's testing had only just begun when the red flags were shown at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Thursday morning. Lando Norris, suffering from the same lack of initial grip on a cold morning, had made the same mistake several drivers have made this week on their morning outlaps and lost control of his McLaren MCL34. Losing the back end under traction out of Turn 5, he ran out into the gravel and got beached. Luckily, the car was undamaged and, following its recovery to the pitlane, he got back out...
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