Lando Norris admitted that McLaren had endured one of its toughest FP2s on Friday in Hungary, with the Briton noting his team's relative performance to several of its midfield rivals and especially Alpine. Contrary to McLaren, the French outfit put both its drivers among the top-ten in yesterday's second practice session, with Esteban Ocon clocking in a an impressive fourth at the end of FP2. Norris concluded his day P9, but almost half a second adrift of Ocon, while teammate Daniel Ricciardo was a lowly P13, results that clearly indicated that McLaren had work to do to catch up with its midfield rivals. "I reckon it’s been one of our tougher FP2s," Norris said. "We’re...
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