All week long at the Formula 1 Grand Prix it looked as if McLaren would lock out the front row during qualifying. Teammates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri took turns topping the timing sheets in practice, and the rest of the grid pointed to the McLaren duo as again the dominant force heading into qualifying.
While Piastri held up his end of the bargain, taking pole position for Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix, Norris was left dejected and looking for answers after finishing over four-tenths behind his teammate, qualifying sixth.
“I didn’t even go a tenth quicker [on his second Q3 lap],” said Norris to Sky Sports F1 after
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