Lando Norris was left to rue a late failure on his McLaren car which robbed him of his best-ever finish in Formula 1 at the Belgian Grand Prix. The Briton made an excellent start from 11th on the grid and took advantage of melee into La Source involving multiple cars including Max Verstappen and Kimi Raikkonen to move up to fifth place. Norris comfortably held the position throughout and was on course to record his best result of his fledging F1 career, only for a late technical failure to hit, forcing him to pull over on the start-finish straight as he began the final lap of the race. Asked if he felt it was the most unlucky race of his career to date, Norris told Sky Sports: “Yes, I...
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