Lando Norris hopes his McLaren team will be back on track after a series of much-needed upgrades brought in for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
McLaren have endured a difficult start to the 2023 season. Before the campaign had even begun, at the car launch for the MCL60, chief executive Zak Brown admitted his team had missed key development targets, setting them back already.
On top of this, their luck in the first two races of the season was not encouraging. Oscar Piastri retired in Bahrain with an electrical fault while Norris was managing a pneumatic engine problem. And, in Saudi Arabia, both of them picked up damage on the first lap which scuppered their chances.
