McLaren’s Lando Norris was happy enough with seventh place at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, but he might have expected a little more given where he started. The Briton capitalised on a poor performance by Sergio Perez in qualifying, as well as issues for Max Verstappen and Sir Lewis Hamilton to start P4 in Budapest. It was his joint second-best qualifying result of the year after he started the Emilia Romagna sprint race third, and his joint best race start of the season having previously started fourth in Australia. Norris went into the race with four used sets of Softs at his disposal, and he started the race on the red-walled rubber, before switching onto Mediums early on. READ:...
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