McLaren issues apology after Norris crashes Verstappen’s trophy
Lando Norris accidentally smashed Max Verstappen’s trophy during the podium celebrations in Hungary, and McLaren has already apologized to Red Bull over social media.
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Lando Norris non apologetic after crashing Verstappen’s trophy
Max Verstappen’s trophy was accidently broken by Lando Norris on the Hungarian Grand Prix podium, but happily both drivers saw the humor in the situation.
Norris breaks Verstappen’s trophy during Hungary podium celebrations
Max Verstappen’s F1 Hungarian Grand Prix winner’s trophy was accidently broken during the podium celebrations and Lando Norris couldn’t help but laugh.
Verstappen wins the British Grand Prix as Hamilton and Norris secure podium finish
Max Verstappen won the British Grand Prix ahead of the local favorites Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton.
McLaren lodges appeal after Norris’ penalty in Canada
The McLaren Formula 1 team has disclosed that it has submitted an appeal for a “right of review” of the Stewards’ decision to penalise Lando Norris at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Lando Norris gets robbed once again in Spain
According to Lando Norris, he had several pricey items stolen in a robbery at a villa in Marbella, Spain.
First images of upgraded McLaren emerge ahead of Austria
The unveiling of a significant upgrade package in Austria, which has echoes of the local heroes, marks the beginning of McLaren’s path toward what they think would be a significantly upgraded MCL60.
F1 stewards explain Norris’ penalty for ‘unsportsmanlike behaviour’
Lando Norris received a penalty from the F1 stewards for what they considered to be “unsportsmanlike behaviour” in the Canadian Grand Prix, which resulted in him losing a points-scoring finish.
Lando Norris spotted with football star’s ex-girlfriend
Lando Norris was spotted in Monaco with Margarida Corceiro who is the ex-girlfriend of an Atletico Madrid player and former Chelsea FC loanee Joao Felix, ahead of last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen takes Spanish Grand Prix pole ahead of Sainz and Norris
Max Verstappen will start Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix race from the first row, with Carlos Sainz second and Lando Norris third.