Norris observes after tests with McLaren: 'It were tough days'

Form gone

McLaren is a team surrounded by question marks. Earlier, everything indicated that the ambitious team might start attacking the top teams. But in Bahrain, little was left of the form in Spain. The team struggled with a front axle problem and could therefore not run the program as originally hoped. The loss of Ricciardo added to this.

On the final day, the team looks back with a little more satisfaction, according to Norris in a press release from his team. "We end up with more positives thanks to the many runs we were able to do," Norris says. "We've made progress, after all the problems. But there are still a lot of improvements to come to be competitive next week. "

Making the best of it

Norris indicates that his team has come to understand the car better in Bahrain. In the coming week they will work hard to further fine-tune the car. Norris, therefore, ends on a positive note: "It were three tough days. Not what we wanted, but good enough. We learned a lot and made the best of it, that's the most important thing."