Lando Norris: Last News

Formula One driver Lando Norris. The McLaren star announced he had broken up with his then-girlfriend ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix. In January, the couple had made their relationship public but eight months later and it was all over.

Craig Doyle has confirmed a 'last' during his latest stint on This Morning. The Irish broadcaster finished up his latest week-long stint on the ITV daytime show alongside Holly Willoughby on Thursday (July 6).

F1 world title success.Verstappen, 25, ensured back-to-back titles with four races remaining following his victory at the Japanese Grand Prix last weekend. The F1 season resumes in Austin on October 21 but the Dutchman made the most of a rare free weekend to celebrate the victory.His close friend Louis van Baar uploaded a clip on Instagram from inside the secret party as Verstappen was presented with a huge cake in the shape of a trophy, with a Dutch flag on the front.The F1 champion was also given a huge tray of shots and sparklers as his friends came together to celebrate, including fellow driver Lando Norris.READ MORE: Two F1 drivers at risk of ban before end of 2022 season - but Max Verstappen is safeVan Baar is a close friend of Verstappen and also works alongside world-renowned DJ Martin Garrix as his photographer.Verstappen won his second title in different circumstances to last season when he pipped Lewis Hamilton in the season finale in Abu Dhabi.Speaking recently, he said: "You know, last year, all the way until the last race is probably the worst kind of feeling, going into that last race.

Daniel Ricciardo turned up to a Formula One press conference with a “ridiculous” tattoo of McLaren teammate Lando Norris’ face on his neck.Ricciardo and his fellow drivers arrived at Monza ahead of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix, where reporters quickly spotted that the fun-loving F1 star had a tattoo on his neck. The Aussie was asked to explain the bizarre ink before confirming it was in fact British driver Norris’ face.He said: “I want to cover this.

Lando Norris announced he had broken up with girlfriend Luisinha Oliveira ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix. The pair made their relationship public in January, although they had reportedly been dating for more than a year. But last week, Norris took to his Instagram stories to confirm the relationship has ended.“Hello everyone.

Lando Norris, 22, and his relationship with model Luisinha Oliveira, 22, appeared to be going from strength to strength as the happy couple shared romantic sun-kissed getaway snaps this month. However, the McLaren driver took to Instagram today to announce that he had split from his girlfriend of one year, asking his loyal fans for "privacy moving forward" on the matter.In a now-deleted Instagram post, Lando wrote in view of his 5.7 million followers: "Hello everyone.

Daniel Ricciardo.The Woking based company recently decided to cut the Australian’s contract short after another difficult start to the F1 season. Ricciardo had previously promised to turn things around and see out the rest of his contract.Unfortunately, the eight-time Grand Prix winner is still languishing in 13th position, having struggled to keep up with McLaren partner Lando Norris.

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Daniel Ricciardo suffered an embarrassing language blunder as he attempted to conduct an interview in Italian following the French Grand Prix. The Australian F1 star finished a solid ninth in his McLaren at Paul Ricard, two places behind teammate Lando Norris.

READ MORE: Nico Rosberg tells Ferrari they made a "mistake" despite taking pole for French GPIt's a similar picture in the World Championship standings as Charles Leclerc will have been looking to close the gap to his rival this weekend with him trailing the Dutch driver by 38 points before lights out this afternoon.Do you think Leclerc can claw his way to top of the Championship after his third crash in first position this year? Let us know in the comments sectionFerrari's Spanish driver was handed a five-second penalty for an unsafe release during the pit stop under the safety car.The Grand Prix has proved to be a formality for Verstappen as he pushed on and quickly regained the lead following the safety car from Leclerc's crash. Sainz managed to climb back up the grid and fought his way into the podium positions on lap 42, despite him being asked to pit mid-way through overtaking Perez.As the race came to a close, Checo and George Russell battled it out for third with Hamilton comfortably securing second as Red Bull chased a double podium.Following his heartbreaking exit from the Grand Prix, Leclerc revealed that he was responsible for the crash.

F1 championship with the Silver Arrows, pulled no punches as he assessed the pace of the W13 following qualifying at Paul Ricard. While Lewis Hamilton and George Russell qualified a respectable fourth and sixth respectively, they were well off the pace set by pole-sitter Charles Leclerc.

Max Verstappen has agreed to end his boycott of the hit Netflix series Drive to Survive.The popular show, which provides a behind-the-scenes look at F1 and its stars, has been credited with boosting the sport’s profile, particularly in America. But one of F1’s biggest names has declined to take part since appearing in series one.

Lando Norris seems to be loving life in the fast lane.The British Formula One driver has recently signed an $80million (£66.6m) contract with McLaren and has an Instagram account that could rival any of the world’s top social media influencers. Having achieved podiums in Monaco, coming second to help secure McLaren's first P1 and P2 finish in nine years, Norris would love to pull off a shock win at his home Grand Prix, Silverstone, this weekend. The life of any F1 driver is pretty glamorous, driving fast cars all over the world.

Formula One results.The Australian’s time at McLaren has been hugely underwhelming since he joined ahead of the 2021 season. Ricciardo had a difficult first season with the team in which he was consistently outperformed by his younger teammate Lando Norris.And while a win at Monza last year initially looked to have turned his fortunes around, the 2022 campaign has been more of the same for the charismatic driver.

Daniel Ricciardo he is finished at McLaren and will soon be 'sitting on the couch at home'. The Australian has endured a disappointing stint with the team he joined in 2021 and has been significantly outperformed by teammate Lando Norris, including in the last round at Monaco.Prior to the weekend, McLaren boss Zak Brown admitted that Ricciardo has not hit the team's expectations and also revealed that the team has an option for an early end to his contract that runs until 2023.That has increased pressure upon Ricciardo who endured another poor showing in Monte Carlo, where he crashed in practice and could only manage a 13th-placed finish, while teammate Norris came sixth and secured the fastest lap of the race.Therefore, Villenueve believes that the writing is on the wall for Ricciardo and he's set for an exit from the team, writing in his column: "Daniel Ricciardo's time at McLaren is over.

Ricciardo was again out performed by teammate Lando Norris, who finished fifth in Monaco and picked up the fastest lap of the race, putting further pressure upon his experienced counterpart after his team already laid down the gauntlet.McLaren chief Zach Brown admitted last week that Ricciardo had not lived up to expectations since joining the team in 2021 and, while he is tied down with the team until 2023, he hinted at an end of the relationship before that by making it clear there were options to terminate that relationship.Now, after further disappointment in Monte Carlo, former F1 driver Ralph Schumacher suggested the team could indeed move on before next season, telling Sky Germany: "The rumours as well as the statements in the team, are getting louder. He’s just too far away from his teammate."I’m curious how the future looks for him.

Daniel Ricciardo would be welcome with open arms in the V8 Supercars Championship world should he choose to leave Formula One, as long as he's prepared to take a significant pay cut. The Australian's future in the sport looks increasingly in doubt, amid reports McLaren are already planning for life without him. Ricciardo finished 12th at the Spanish GP in Barcelona on Sunday and has scored only 11 points through the first six rounds of the championship.

Formula One champion Emerson Fittipaldi has backed McLaren driver Lando Norris to emulate his career, stating the Brit has 'world champion material'.Norris have five podium finishes to his name so far in his career, though he is still seeking a maiden victory, but is widely regarded to be one of the most exciting young drivers on the grid. Last September, he was agonisingly close to a first win in Russia but late rain and poor decision making ultimately cost him that glory - though he finished a career-high sixth in the Driver's Championship last term. It's widely expected that Norris' first win isn't too far away and Brazilian Fittipaldi believes even bigger success is on the horizon.

Lando Norris is a British-Belgian racing driver currently competing in Formula One with McLaren, racing under the British flag.The Formula One star, 22, shared his thoughts on one specific controversy, which took over the sport last year, with Scott Mills and Chris Stark on BBC Radio 5 Live last week.During his interview, Norris was asked whether the “ending to last season” was “good” or “damaging” for the sport.This comment was made in reference to the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix last December, which saw driver Max Verstappen speed to victory ahead of sporting legend Lewis Hamilton on the final lap.Michael Masi, who was removed from his role as race director, was at the heart of the controversy after deciding to allow only the cars between race leader Lewis Hamilton and title rival Max Verstappen to un-lap before a restart. British car racer Norris told BBC Radio 5 Live: “It’s controversial. I mean it’s still something that’s going on now, right?“I don’t know.

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Sebastian Vettel has been ruled out of the 2022 Formula One opener after testing positive for Covid-19.The Aston Martin driver will be replaced by reserve driver Nico Hulkenburg for the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend. Hulkenburg will take fellow German Vettel's seat from first practice on Friday and will be racing for the first time since the 2020 Eifel GP on Sunday.McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo also tested positive ahead of the first race of the season, causing him to miss the pre-season testing last week.