Lando Norris is frustrated with his performance in qualifying at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, admitting he struggles to match the pace of his rivals when they step up their game. The McLaren driver bluntly said he was "just not good enough" and tends to go slower when others improve, highlighting an ongoing challenge in his Formula 1 season.

What This Mean: Norris's candid admission sheds light on the mental and competitive hurdles drivers face in F1. For fans, it’s a rare glimpse into the self-criticism that fuels elite athletes—even when they’re underperforming. It also raises questions about whether McLaren can give him the car or support he needs to break the cycle.