McLaren achieved at Paul Ricard its best qualifying result since Austria in 2016, but team boss Andreas Seidl isn't getting carried away with his team's result. A well-executed qualifying session allowed Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz to ease into the final top-ten shootout where the McLaren duo secured its spot on Sunday's third row, confirming the papaya squad's strong form in France which it displayed at the outset. "Coming into qualifying after yesterday and FP3, things were looking pretty good," said Norris who outqualified his team mate for the fifth time this season. "Maybe not so much after FP3 – it got a lot closer than it was yesterday – but we were expecting...
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