Norris reckons Mercedes used higher power mode in Spa FP2

Lando Norris reckons all Mercedes-powered cars may have benefited from higher power unit settings in Friday’s second practice session at the Belgian Grand Prix, suggesting Red Bull and Ferrari did not reveal their full performance potential at Spa-Francorchamps. The dramatic shift in the timesheets between the opening two sessions sparked plenty of intrigue, with Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli rising to the top of the FP2 standings after Red Bull and Ferrari had controlled the early running. Max Verstappen had set the pace in FP1, with Ferrari also appearing competitive, while the fastest Mercedes-powered machine had been some distance away. But…