Lando Norris snatched pole position from Max Verstappen during qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix on Saturday. Norris grabbed his second career pole with a late run that just edged the three-time world champion.
Jun 22, 2024 at 08:11 AM ETMONTMELÓ, Spain — Lando Norris snatched pole position from Max Verstappen at the Spanish Grand Prix by pulling off a blistering final run during qualifying on Saturday.
“The best thing is that everyone is safe, everyone is doing well,” Norris said. “A bit of a scare for the whole team, just a bit of a more stressful day than I would have liked. I lost my shoes, that was as bad as it got for me.” Norris said the team would be unable to use the facility on race day. While insisting he wasn't complaining, he said the incident has deprived him of the rest room he used to “chill out” and focus.
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