Lando Norris experienced “small glitch” which affected his Hungarian GP F1 start
McLaren have revealed a "small glitch" impacted Lando Norris' start in H๊ungary.

McLaren have revealed a “small glitch” during the acceleration phase impacted 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris’ F1 start at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Norris lost the lead o🧔f the race at the Hungaroring having started from pole position.
The British driver lost out to teammate Oscar Piastri before 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen swooped around the outside, albeit꧙ off the track.
Norris’ slu𒁃ggish start ultimately was the reason he lost out on the win in Hungary to Piastri.
Explained in a review on their official website, McLaren explained that the glitch on Norris’🅰 car occurred in second gear during the start phase.
They wrote: “It wasn’t the smoothest of starts to the race for Lando, though, as he experienced a small glitch f꧒inding second gear during his acceleration from pole.
“This allowed Verstappen to slips𝔉tream alongside ಞto his left, on the outside of the first corner.”
McLaren still claimed a 1-2 finish - their first since th🐽e 2021 Italian Grand Prix.
It means they sit just 51 points behind Red Bull in the constructors’ championship ahead of 🐼Spa-Francorchamps this weekend.
McLaren haven’t won the teams’ title since 1999, but with Red Bull’s Sergio Perez struggling for fo♊rm, it could be possible for the Woki꧅ng outfit this year.
Looking ahead to this weekend in Belgium,⛦ Piastri feels that McLaren can compete at the front at any type 🌞of track now.
“I think yes. I think we've proven this year that we can be quick in any circuit, any condition,” he said in Sunday’s FIA press conꦿference.
“We're always there at the front. And I mean, Spa's not been the happiest🐽 of hunting grounds for us recently, but I'm confident we'll be strong.
“You know, we've got a car that's become a real all-rounder, so I'm super confident, and I thi♈nk the re🐠st of the team should be as well.”

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