McLaren boss Andreas Seidl says both team and driver will learn from Lando Norris' missed opportunity in Russia to score his maiden F1 win. After clinching a remarkable pole on Saturday, Norris took over the lead in the Russian Grand Prix from Ferrari's Carlos Sainz after 13 laps and looked set to deliver a second glorious win in succession to McLaren. But a rain shower late in the race threw a spanner into the driver's works, with Norris opting to remain on his slick tyres while his pursuer Lewis Hamilton made a timely switch to the intermediate tyres. As conditions worsened, Hamilton caught up with his rival who was left with no other choice but to head for the pits, leaving the Mercedes...
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