McLaren's reserve driver Lando Norris said he believes the current McLaren feels better to drive than last year's, and that he wasn't aiming for headline times in the two day Hungarian test. With McLaren giving their two race drivers a longer summer break by letting them take the in-season test off, driving duties were handed over to their reserve driver Lando Norris. The Formula 2 driver adapted to the MCL33 quickly, having not driven it since the Barcelona test in May. According to Sporting Director Gil De Ferran, Norris acclimatised himself again very quickly and enjoyed 107 laps on the opening day, including quite a number of Intermediate tyre laps as the rain fell in the afternoon....
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