Lando Norris at the wheel of the McLaren MCL35M One race into its renewed relationship with Mercedes, and McLaren boss Andreas Seidl can see there’s more to come. Lando Norris finished fourth in the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix, with team-mate Daniel Ricciardo seventh. The double points-paying result has left McLaren third in the constructors’ championship behind the factory Mercedes team and the Honda-powered Red Bull. Last year, McLaren finished third in the championship with Renault power, before switching power unit suppliers for 2021. That saw much of its allowed off-season development spent integrating the Mercedes engine into the MCL35 – a car which has since become known as...
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