Lando Norris believes 'points were definitely possible' were it not for a loss of power that lead to his retirement from the 2019 German Grand Prix. In what was his first experience of Formula 1 racing in the rain, Norris started from nineteenth after a poor qualifying and a grid penalty. The McLaren F1 Team rookie climbed as high as thirteenth in the early stages of the race despite 'poor visibility' and the 'very slippery' track surface. But on lap twenty-five he suffered a loss of power from his Renault power unit and pulled off the circuit, posting his third retirement of the year as team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr. enjoyed a fight for the final podium position. “The start was tricky...
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