168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lando Norris’ “only mistake” during his maiden F1 victory drive in th🎃e Miami Grand Prix came at the Safety Car restart, according t🌌o Martin Brundle.

The McLaren driver capitalised on a timely Safety Car to jump into the lead, before pulling clear of Red Bull’s168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Max Verstappen in ღthe final 25 laps to secure his first-ever grand prix win in Mi💯ami.

Norris was in total control of the final stint but did come u🍰nder some pr💜essure from Verstappen at the Safety Car restart.

Writing in this latest post-race column for Sky, former F1 driver turned pundi𒁃t and commentator Brundle highlighted what Norris should have done differently.

“Once the Safety Car eventually picked up the𝓀 new leader, Lando's only mistake ജon the day was on the restart,” Brundle wrote.

“He needed to either launch off the apex of the effectively final turn 1☂7, or run slowly 🃏to the finish line and then hit the throttle from there given the short run to the first braking zone.

“Instead, he did something in the middle and with Verstappen already trying to hustle him along, it was a close call as to who between those two would lead when exiti𝓀ng the first corner.

“Norris braked late, just kept the car on track, and then settled down into a supremely confident drive t💃o win by 7.6 seconds 🔜at the end of lap 57. The team feel they had enough race pace to win without the safety car, but we'll never know of course.”

Norris himᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚself admitted he could have done a bet🌟ter job of the restart, describing it as being a “bit rusty”.

“I’ve not done many Safety Car restarts from the front for a good amouꦗnt of years,” Norris explained. “Just a bit rusty, that was all. I’ll make sure I work on it a little bit more for next time.

“But ꦦas long as I defended well into turn one and kept the lead in turn one, I was quite confident I could ꧒go from there.”

Brundle said he has “rarely witnessed a universally popular victory in Formula 1 over the decades such as we experienced with La🔴ndo Norris in Miami.”

"Ayrton Senna winning the 1♛991 Brazilian GP is right up there along with Nigel Mansell winning at Silverstone in 1992. Others would be Ferrari victories at Monza, but of course they were all home glories,” he added.

“Even Lando's greatest riv🦋als were happy for him, and of course it was long overdue for both driver (particularly) and team to win a Grand Prix main event rather than Sprint. He was unceremoniously knocked out of the Sprint on Saturday and so we didn't have chance to measure him in that 19-lap dash.

“He's such a globally popular driver, but I'm sure too that many were pleased to see Red Bull and the mercurial Max Verstappen finally beaten on sheer pace alone in the closing stag🦋🌼es.”