McLaren's Lando Norris has said making mistakes was 'all I did today' after losing a front row start for Formula 1's Qatar Grand Prix due to exceeding track limits.
Norris went second in Q3 in Losail for McLaren, which proved to be the second-fastest car through the high-speed corners behind Red Bull's dominant polesitter Max Verstappen. But the Briton immediately realised he wouldn't start there as he had caught a slide into the Turn 10 left-hander that spat him out wide past the white line, which saw his lap time deleted.
George Russell, Mercedes-AMG, pole man Max Verstappen, Red Bull Racing, Oscar Piastri, McLaren, in Parc Ferme after Qualifying Photo by: Zak Mauger / Motorsport Images 'I think it's very tight and it's so easy to make mistakes, the track is very slippery, so not making things easy for us,' he added. 'Obviously, it's a shame that we're a bit further back now for the main race, where the most points are, but there's definitely points up for grabs.
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