– McLaren Racing Director Eric Boullier hailed Lando Norris as a "potential star of the future" after the young Briton impressed during his first public Formula 1 run at the Hungaroring.Norris, who joined McLaren's young driver scheme at the start of the year, turned 91 laps in the MCL32 and held second place to Sebastian Vettel for much of the day's running.He chipped away at his best time during the afternoon session and wound up with a 1:17.385, posted on Ultra Softs, 0.261s behind Vettel, his only moment coming with a spin at Turn 4.Boullier heaped praise on the 17-year-old, who holds second place in his rookie Formula 3 campaign."Lando has impressed us all with...
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