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Lando Norris: ‘It was very tight, but it was great’
English Lando Norris (McLaren)He will start 2nd at the 10th round of the F1 World Championship, the British GP, this Sunday. He said it was “very tight” but “great” at the Silverstone circuit in England.after signing the best qualifying result of the season.
”It’s very tight. The last lap was really good.It was very goodNorris, who was born in Bristol 23 years ago and has six podiums in the premier class, commented that just celebrating the victory was enough.
”It was great for me as well as my teammates” said the Briton, referring to Australian rookie Oscar Piastri, who will start third at Silverstone this Sunday after achieving the best qualifying result of his still short F1 career.
”I’m really happy I am so grateful for all the support my fans have given me. And of course I am very grateful to the team.I’m looking forward to the start of the raceFormer team-mate of the walking team’s Spaniard Carlos Sainz explained that he was 10th at the World Cup with 24 points, 225 points less than Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull), after a lower-than-expected start to the season. . ), this Sunday starts first with the legendary British truck.
”Today proved that hard work pays off.We have prepared well for the home race“This Saturday, at the Northamptonshire circuit, the friendly Lando said: ‘It’s a shame to have Max[Verstappen]out there, who leaves nothing for others,'” he said in his F1 career, finishing five times third and once second. Winning Norris joked.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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