McLaren F1 Team‘s Lando Norris felt he tried his best to hold onto the positions during the French Grand Prix, when his car suffered a hydraulic issue and had to drive without power steering. Norris and McLaren team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr. displayed quick and promising pace throughout the weekend at Le Castellet, seeing both cars qualify on the third row ahead of Scuderia Ferrari‘s Sebastian Vettel. Both McLaren's resumed their quick pace as the leading midfield team throughout the race. But in the final third of the race, Norris picked up a hydraulics issue within his car, prevented him from using DRS and losing his power steering. The rookie had to nurse his car home with the...
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