Lando Norris described his Hungarian Grand Prix as “alright” after finishing ninth at the Hungaroring. The McLaren F1 Team driver started seventh and ahead of team-mate Carlos Sainz Jr. but lost out to the Spaniard at the start. Norris, who had jumped the Red Bull Racing of Pierre Gasly at the start, felt he could have been a bit more aggressive at the opening corner as he lost out on sixth place to Sainz. “A good start, where I came up to a lot of the guys ahead, which was good. “I got past Gasly straight away, but I knew Carlos was somewhere on the inside, so I played it safe and gave him plenty of space. “With hindsight, I think I could’ve stayed ahead but I didn’t want to...
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