Even a maiden win has not taken the pessimism entirely out of Lando Norris.
Lando Norris has suggested McLaren could be even quicker in Imola but has insisted the team are not getting ahead of themselves and are still the third best on the grid.
“Imola has generally been one of our most successful tracks as a team and for me as a driver so I would like to say so I think we definitely took a step forward. “But we need more if we want to challenge Ferrari more consistently, we want to challenge Red Bull more consistently but the team are doing a great job. They made some good steps and we have more things hopefully coming in the future.”The McLaren driver was also asked if the season started now, would they be in a title race but he conceded they were “still too far behind.”
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