168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lando Norris is confident McLaren can challenge Mercedes and Red Bull for the F1 race win at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Norris qualified th♓ird in Montreal on Saturday, within a tenth of pole-sitter George Russell.

The British driver’s performance continued McLaren’s impressive run of results as they continue to be one o🧸f F1’s front-running teams 12 months on from languishing at the back of the field.

Norris clinched his long-awaited maiden F1 victory at the Miami Grand Prix last month, out-pacing 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen following a timely Safety Car.

Given McLaren’s strong form, Norris sees no reason why he can’t take anotꦐher victory.

“I mean, we've had great race pace the last few races,” he said. “So I'm going to have to say yes. I think we're in the fight. It's so close. But you know, Geꦓorge has been the favourite all weꦉekend.

“So they've been very quick. Mercedes ♐has been very quick. And George has done 🎶a great job coming into qualifying. So you would say on paper they look like they have…

“They're a bit more comfortable with where they are, you know, from the first run that they've been pretty much at the top of the time sheets and we neces🐼sarily haven't. And we've kind of progressed through the weekend a little bit more.

“But Sunday is always a day we've performed very well, like I said, ov🐬er the last couple of months. So if we can do the same again tomorrow, then I'm excited to see what ജrace we can put on.”

Sunday’s race could be chaotic due t🔴o their being a high chance of 🐼rain.

Plus, the grid has been incredibly close with just over two-tenths separating ꦗt🦩he top seven.

“I mean, I could be in Max's position and not be on pole, but done a quick enough lap time,” Norris added. “So I'm happy. Honestly, I'm happy with third. It's so close. So to be this close with a lap that I didn't think… It was good, but not incredible. And I know George saiജd he didn't get the most out o𝔍f it, that kind of thing.

“Just difficult𒉰 conditions, difficult track layout and challenging, which is kind of what makes Montreal what it is, and definitely probably a bit harder this year than what it's been in the past, but still rewarding to come out with a P3, even if we were only two hundredths off pole.”