In a stunning turn of events at the Belgian Grand Prix, Lando Norris topped the charts during practice, leading a dominant McLaren one-two. However, despite the impressive performance, Norris revealed he wasn’t entirely comfortable behind the wheel.
The British driver’s confession has left fans and analysts puzzled. Norris admitted that while the car’s speed and handling were promising, he struggled with some underlying issues that affected his confidence. “The lap times are great, but I’m not feeling super comfortable,” Norris said. “There are still some aspects of the car that aren’t quite right, and we need to address those before the race.”
Norris’s revelation comes as a surprise given McLaren’s strong showing, suggesting that even at the top, there are critical areas needing improvement. The team’s engineering staff will have to work quickly to resolve these concerns before qualifying and the main event. As the weekend progresses, all eyes will be on whether Norris can overcome his discomfort and deliver a standout performance when it counts the most.
