Norris cautious despite pole as it 'falls apart' for Hamilton

Norris cautious despite pole as it 'falls apart' for HamiltonImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton were set to form an all-British front row in Hungary before the seven-time world champion's three-place grid penaltyPublished10 minutes ago4 CommentsLando Norris took his first grand prix pole position of the year in Hungary - but is cautious about whether he can follow it up with his first victory as world champion.Perhaps the McLaren driver was casting his mind back to Miami in early May, when he was leading towards the end of the first stint of the race, only for his team to make a strategic mis-step and allow Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli to sneak in for a win."You can't just rely on one good qualifying, so I need a good race tomorrow," Norris said."Then we obviously have a nice summer break, but after that we need to try and repeat it several more times."We've been working hard. We know we've been on the back foot, but we're making progress, and today certainly shows that."Much of the attention at the Hungarian Grand Prix has been on the massive upgrade made by Aston Martin on their recalcitrant car, which has provided the troubled team with a major step forward and allowed Fernando Alonso to escape the first qualifying session for the first time all season.That meant McLaren's own upgrade went somewhat under the radar, but it has been effective.Still, though, team principal Andrea Stella, while expressing his satisfaction that the upgrades had enabled them to engage in a fight for pole they did not expect, said he believed Norris' pole was an "overachievement".McLaren's own good execution of qualifying was one factor, he said, in addition to an under-performance from Ferrari, and perhaps even Antonelli and Mercedes.Ferrari came into Hungary as most people's favourite, including McLaren's, on the basis that their car is the fastest in...