Lando Norris, who will become Britain's youngest Formula 1 driver when the season gets underway in Australia in March, says he hopes he can react positively to the huge pressure that comes with driving for historic team McLaren. The 19-year-old has huge boots to fill having been selected as the replacement for Spain's two-time world champion Fernando Alonso, who frustrated with the lack of progress at the once mighty outfit stepped away at the end of last season. Lando and team-mate Spain's Carlos Sainz — Belgian pilot Stoffel Vandoorne was let go — have a stiff challenge ahead of them. McLaren won the last of their eight constructors titles in 1998 and have finished as low as ninth in...
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