Lando Norris said that scoring a top ten finish in the Spanish Grand Prix was always going to be an unlikely prospect, even without his opening lap run-in with Lewis Hamilton that damaged the front wing of his McLaren. Norris launched his race from third on the grid but lost a spot to Lewis Hamilton on the run into the first corner. The McLaren driver then tagged the back of the Mercedes on the entry into Turn 2, a contact that broke his front wing and forced the Briton into the pits at the end of the first lap, which left him chasing thereafter and a lowly P17 at the checkered flag. ©McLaren "I didn’t see in Turn 1 one that Max went off the track, went a bit wide, so then he had...
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