Norris concedes McLaren not quick enough at Zandvoort sprint

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Lando Norris finished third in Saturday's Dutch Grand Prix sprint at Zandvoort, admitting McLaren lacked pace. He also joked about needing Mercedes double disqualifications to boost his title hopes, while McLaren's boss linked his pole to his Hungary win.

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Formula1.com and F1i focus on Norris's pace admission, while ESPN adds his downbeat forecast. Motorsport.com and PlanetF1 lead on his humorous Mercedes DSQ wish. Crash.net highlights McLaren boss's comment linking Zandvoort pole to Hungary win. No official FIA document present.

Recommended first read: Formula1.com provides the most direct, authoritative race report from the official F1 site, covering Norris's sprint result and his assessment without paywall or speculation.

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McLaren now has more sprint podiums (25) than any other team after Lando Norris finished P3 in Zandvoort.