Spanish Grand Prix: Lando Norris Loses Lead After Botched Pitstop

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Lando Norris started from the pole in the Spanish GP, but in the end he had to settle for third place. Nevertheless, he spoke of the perfect race and revealed why it wasn't enough to win.

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Lando Norris left Madring with one of those third positions that taste much less to podium than to lost victory. The British had probably done everything in his hands: an extraordinary lap to achieve pole on Saturday, a virtually perfect race on Sunday and pace enough to escape in head. Until [...]

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Lando Norris (26 years old, McLaren) led Spain's Grand Formula 1 Award, when the Virtual Safety Car (VSC) regime was activated, following Lance Stroll's stop at the edge of the circuit. Britain finished the race on 3rd place. Leaving pole-position, Lando Norris had built an advantage for more than 13 seconds in the lead of the platoon after the first 15 laps. In 16th, the race took a bad turn for the champion in exercise. ...

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Formula 1: Lando Norris thought he had done the hardest at the Spanish Grand Prix by keeping his head at the start, and digging a lead of more than 5 seconds (...)...

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World champion Lando Norris finished only third in the Spanish Grand Prix, despite being the fastest driver on the new Madring circuit.

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Lando Norris finished the Spanish Grand Prix in third position, after having left pole position and led the first Formula 1 race in Madring. McLaren's driver built a comfortable advantage in front, but saw his race change when the Virtual Safety Car emerged after he had already passed [...] The post GP of Spain F1, Lando Norris: "We deserve to win today" appeared on AutoSport.