by Lando Norris described himself as “F ***** G Idiot” and said that he had disappointed after he had fallen from qualifying for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
The British driver searched for poles among the lights in Jeddah, but did not come again when Max Verstappen delivered another dazzling qualification round to claim Pole.
The championship leader Norris made his expedant assessment of the crash in the Radio team, after he had hit the edge with four and five in the edge and fell against the wall during his first run in the second quarter.
Norris said he was standing in this comment and recognized that his mistake had made life for the race on Sunday, where he at best started the 10th place.
“Makes sense, I agree with that,” said Norris when I was asked about his “F ***** G Idiot” message.
“Should fight for poles. In the first round in the third quarter, I shouldn’t take stupid risks as I seemed to have.
“I moved so that I won’t be proud, I won’t be happy. I let myself down and let the team down.
“The car was so disappointed. It made my life and everyone in a team is much more difficult because everyone has a big job to repair everything.”
Norris admitted that he did not feel “comfortable” with his McLaren in the list of this race, and said after sixth place in Bahrain last weekend that he was “unsuspecting” how to get the best out of his car.
He headed teammate Oscar Piatri after the Australian victory in Bahrain’s victory last weekend with three points in the championship, with a title between the couple.
Her McLaren had looked back on the class of the field during the training in Jeddah, and Norris seemed to duel for Pole.
But his qualified trust should have achieved another goal after another missed opportunity.
“It is as it is, I agree with what I said, but I’m still looking forward to tomorrow,” added Norris.
“We will look at the bright side and hopefully we can organize a good race. But it’s not easy to overtake here.”
The lecture before the race has dominated the future. A hard weekend in Bahrain speculates speculation that he might want to find an outcome of Red Bull.
The Dutch had not searched for the McLarens during the training, but as he produced a brilliant qualification display two weeks ago two weeks ago.
Piatri had risen to the top of the charts in his last run, but Verstappen was flawlessly with his lap during death to only take him by 0.010 seconds.
“At the end of the day you need a clean round and to stay on the border. It is a difficult route to do everything right, and in the third quarter you risk everything,” said Verstappen.
“The car took a step upwards in training today. It gives us the opportunity to fight. I will give everything.”
Mercedes’ George Russell will start third in front of Ferraris Charles Leclerc.
Lewis Hamilton fought again for Ferrari and qualified as a seventh, over nine tenths out of the pace.
