Lando Norris said his spin at the end of FP1 for the Russian Grand Prix had not been his fault.

The McLaren driver arrived at Sochi fresh from his highest ever race finish in Formula 1, taking second place at Monza last time out behind his team-mate Daniel Ricciardo.

Another podium finish this weekend certainly does not look beyond the Briton, especially considering Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc will be starting at the back of the grid due to engine penalties.

This is not a circuit that will suit McLaren as well at Monza, which Norris admits. Yet he was still able to set the fourth fastest time in FP2 having been eighth in the morning session.