Lando Norris criticizes Formula 1 rules after Spanish Grand Prix outcome

Lando Norris lost a Formula 1 race win through no fault of his own - or his team's - but simply because of the unfortunate timing of a virtual safety car, triggered on lap 14 of the Spanish Grand Prix after Lance Stroll's retirement. The McLaren driver missed the pitlane entry by mere seconds before the VSC was activated - and was probably the only man to really lose out because of it. His main ...Keep reading

After qualifying on pole position with a stunning lap on Saturday, victory in the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix looked certain for Lando Norris – until an ill-timed virtual safety car cost him a shot at the win. However, Mclaren says it won’t blame race control for the bad luck it endured on Sunday. The very nature of the Madring circuit meant that a strong start from pole would make ...Keep reading

Reigning champion Lando Norris doesn’t blame himself or the team for what happened in the F1 Spanish GP and the lost win, as he says there are a few things that can change, but not a lot. Having got into…

Lando Norris says he was "insanely unlucky" to lose what seemed like a certain win in the Spanish Grand Prix because of the timing of a virtual safety car.

Lando Norris says he was "insanely unlucky" to lose what seemed like a certain win in the Spanish Grand Prix because of the timing of a virtual safety car.

Lando Norris says he was "insanely unlucky" to lose what seemed like a certain win in the Spanish Grand Prix because of the timing of a virtual safety car.

Lando Norris bemoaned Formula 1's Virtual Safety Car rules after he appeared to lose a nailed-on Spanish Grand Prix win, saying "it's a rule that shouldn't define a race."

Lando Norris has called for a change to Formula 1's Virtual Safety Car rules after he lost out on victory to Kimi Antonelli at the Spanish Grand Prix.