US EditionCarlos Sainz Highlights Stereotypes that Lando Norris Has Broken with Maiden F1 Championship
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Lando Norris went to the end of last week's World Championship of Formula 1 for the first time in the career - being the first British to reach the title since Lewis Hamilton in 2020. In the last four years, there was a domain of Max Verstappen. And McLaren's pilot received the parabens of two figures of the British football - Harry Kane, of Bayern Munique, and Beth Mead (Arsenal), which was considered one of the world's three best football play…
Lando Norris reaches a heritage as great as that of some food financiers and giants in Colombia. Image: Facebook Formula 1 Formula 1 The 2025 season of Formula 1 ended with an economic transformation that had Lando Norris as the central protagonist. His first world title represented not only a sporting achievement, but a financial leap that resets the value map in the category. The British driver closed the year with revenues above US$57 million…
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Carlos Sainz highlights stereotypes that Lando Norris has broken with maiden F1 title
Carlos Sainz has argued Lando Norris‘ title win in 2025 has quashed the notion that a driver has to be “ruthless or badass” to become a Formula 1 champion. The now Williams driver was team-mates with Norris during the Briton’s opening two seasons in F1, with their friendship remaining beyond Sainz’s departure. McLaren has since developed into the benchmark team in the sport, helping Norris to beat Red Bull’s Max Verstappen to a debut championshi…
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