'We’ll be there soon' – Norris 'very happy' to finish on podium in Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix Lando Norris claimed only his second Grand Prix podium of the season having run towards the front of the field throughout in Barcleona. Lando Norris believes McLaren have "just got to keep our heads down" in order to challenge for victories again, having finished on the podium in the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix. The reigning World Champion claimed only his second Grand Prix rostrum of the season in Sunday's 66-lap race, having shadowed the Mercedes of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli throughout. With Lewis Hamilton claiming his first victory for Ferrari on a three-stop strategy, as opposed to the two employed by Mercedes and McLaren, as well as a late retirement for Antonelli, Norris was left happy with third. "It was a tough race, I did my best to keep up with these guys [Hamilton and Russell] but [they were] too quick. We stayed there, we gave ourselves a chance if anything happened, and we obviously got a bit lucky with Antonelli going out," said Norris immediately after the race. "But otherwise very happy, very happy for the team, very happy to be back on the podium, so a good day for us." With Ferrari joining Mercedes as the only teams to have taken a Grand Prix victory this season, Norris believes McLaren's MCL40 requires "a little bit of everything" in order to close the gap. "We’re doing a good job as a team, I think we’re making good progress but these guys are just doing a better job, so we have to give credits to them and admit that to ourselves, that we’ve got to keep working hard, we’ve got to keep putting in the effort," he added. "But the whole team are doing