Lando Norris is unsure McLaren will be able to win races in the immediate future.
Norris is still waiting for his first victory in F1, becoming the driver with the most podium finishes in the sport’s history without a win at the Australian Grand Prix last month.
Despite being clearly behind Ferrari, McLaren boss Andrea Stella insisted that McLaren can think about winning races once their major upgrades are added to the car. “Not any time soon that’s for sure,” Norris replied. “I think we can. Right place, right time. I think if we improve the car where we need to. Honestly, there weren’t too many frustrations with Suzuka.
“We’ve been in the same place all season. We’ve been behind Red Bull, Ferrari and a bit of a step ahead of the other two teams come the race. That’s exactly how last weekend went.
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