Lando Norris admits there is still a lot for him to learn in F1, despite a very impressive first half of his debut F1 season. Norris has regularly been in Q3 and finished plenty of races in the top ten, but he knows he isn't a top challenger yet.
Big things have been expected of the 19-year old, who finished second behind George Russell in Formula 2 last season, and he's proven himself to be a talent in his 12 races on the big stage, scoring 24 points.
However, the teenager from Bristol is keeping his feet on the floor, telling a group of journalists including Autosport: "The more you do, the more experienced you are, the better you have an idea of everything.
"At the moment there's a lot of things for me to learn so I've got to push.
"There's already been some places where you probably save a bit knowing you can use it in qualifying, maybe a line or using a kerb.
"There's more for me to learn by pushing and being on the limit than there is by saving and being more conservative."