Formula 1

Lando Norris “Excited To Race Under The Lights For The First Time” In Bahrain

1 Mins read
Creidt: Octane Photographic Ltd.

Lando Norris has reflected on his debut Grand Prix and says he’ll apply the lessons he learned in Melbourne for this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix.

Norris impressed in his first weekend for McLaren F1 Team in Melbourne where the British rookie qualified eighth. He would fall to twelfth by the end of the race having got caught in traffic during the pit-stop phase but says he was pleased to complete a full race distance.

“Melbourne was a mixed weekend for me, qualifying went well and I was pleased with my performance there, however Sunday didn’t go as I’d planned,” says Norris.

“We weren’t able to take advantage of the opportunity for points, however my debut grand prix was a great experience. I learned a lot and it was good to complete a full race distance for the first time.

“I’m looking forward to taking what I’ve learned from Melbourne and applying it in my approach to preparation for Bahrain.

“Bahrain is a track with good memories for me after my pole and win there in Formula 2 last year and I’m excited to race under the lights for the first time!”

427 posts

About author
Formula 1 Writer for TheCheckeredFlag. Tried racing once, crashed lots; writing about it is much safer. Follow me on Twitter @CVennF1
Articles
Related posts
British GTBTCCFeaturesFIA WECFIA World Rally ChampionshipFIA World RallycrossFormula 1Porsche Carrera Cup GBPorsche Mobil 1 Supercup

A Farewell Message from The Checkered Flag

4 Mins read
After 15 years of motorsport coverage, TheCheckeredFlag.co.uk announces its closure. What began as a passion project in 2009 grew into a respected voice in motorsport journalism. Thank you for being part of this journey.
Formula 1

2024 United States Grand Prix: Championship Rivals Start on Front Row

3 Mins read
Lando Norris secures pole positon in an action packed qualifying session in Austin.
Formula 1

2024 United States Grand Prix: Verstappen Secures Sprint Win

2 Mins read
Max Verstappen returns to winning ways with victory in the 2024 United States Grand Prix Sprint race.