Lando Norris ascending run in the points came to a brutal end in Miami, but the McLaren driver, while frustrated by the outcome of his race in Florida said it wasn't the end of the world. Since Saudi Arabia, where he finished seventh, Norris bettered his results in Australia and at Imola where he clinched his first podium of the year. But in Miami, the young Briton found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time when he collided with AlphaTauri's Pierre Gasly in the second part of the race. One lap earlier, the Frenchman had suffered a run-in at Turn 1 with a clumsy Fernando Alonso but the damage inflicted by the Spaniard forced Gasly off course at several corners. Unfortunately at Turn...
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