'Go out for a Burger,' Frustrated Lando Norris Looks to Lift Spirits After Devastating Dutch GP DNF

Lando Norris suffered from an ill-fated outing at the Dutch GP after suffering from a DNF. Norris had already lost the pole position start to Oscar Piastri and had crushing hopes of a race win. However, in the final stages of the race, the Briton’s challenger had an oil leak in the engine, and he had to immediately call it quits. As such, the 25-year-old reveals his plans to uplift his mood after a disappointing outing at Zandvoort.

Lando Norris is already too critical of himself and his mistakes. However, the adversities at the Dutch GP were out of Norris’ control, and he had not committed any major mistake in the main race. Still, the Briton did lose his lead in the very beginning of the race to Max Verstappen. He regained the spot later on in the race and could’ve finished in P2 at best.

Speaking of the disappointing circumstances at the Dutch GP, Lando Norris did not have much to say. Norris was already feeling low and did not comment much on the matter. Still, the Briton pointed out that he just wanted to get a burger and then return to his home.

Lando Norris insisted that he and McLaren had the pace in them to score great results in Zandvoort. He added that he was quick on the track and possessed great speed. Regardless, Norris made an ‘its life’ remark on the incident and took it to the chin and hoped for better times in the coming races.

Just want to go out for a burger and go home. The pace was there, I was quick today. It’s life, I take it on the chin and move on.

Lando Norris told Sky Sports F1