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Answering the question of his own experiences of Drive To Survive, the British-Belgian racer said they describe stories well.He added that the documentary is great at showing viewers the passion behind the sport, which most don’t generally see.He said: “I think they describe stories very well.“They get into the depth of it; something you don’t see on normal TV.“You don’t see the passion and everything that goes into it behind the scenes.“That’s what they are really good at.”He contradicted Max slightly, saying that he enjoyed the show of rivalry on the docu-series.The sportsman said: “It’s not just 20 best mates all just driving cars for fun.”However, he went on to say that sometimes they did “over-do” the rivalries a little. Lando explained: “They made me and Carlos (Sainz) seem like bigger rivals than what we were.”Clarifying the truth of the matter, he said that the two were actually “strong teammates” who wanted to beat each other “more than anything in the world.”Concluding, the star said that he’s happy with the work that Netflix did on the show.Lando was then asked a less serious question about what his most “impulsive buy” was.He responded saying that he “hates fish and lobsters” when quizzed about whether he goes all out on buying food.The star said he does treat himself and goes out with his friends.Lando also added how he has only had two McDonald's in the last seven years.

BBC Sounds podcast last Saturday, Lando Norris, 22, admitted he doesn’t own a car.The presenters were speechless and almost didn’t believe him.Calling from Bahrain, Lando was asked what the “best thing” about being a Formula One driver is and he jokingly replied: “The money.”The 22-year-old quickly changed his answer and said: “No! The travel.”The curious presenters then quizzed Lando on his personal finances, asking how often he checks his online bank statements.Lando explained that he does occasionally check his finances but added: “I don’t own a car.”READ MORE: The British-Belgian driver, who competes under the British flag, said he is not a big spender.Lando said: “I don’t own many things.“I’ve not really treated myself…”Chris Stark was astonished.He repeated: “You don’t own a car?”Lando admitted that one of the “perks” of his job is that McLaren loans him cars, which he drives “for free”.He added: “It’s a lovely thing to have.”Scott Mills was still getting his head around the idea, saying: “That’s blown my mind, that you don’t have a car!”Lando acknowledged: “I know.”Lando said it could become awkward when mentioned in conversation.He revealed: “People look at me funny when they say, ‘What car have you got?’”The Mclaren star recently criticised Netflix after their popular series Drive To Survive implied there was a rivalry between Lando and his teammate Daniel Ricciardo.He has not been the only one to hit back at the show as a number of big name Formula One figures have also criticised the show for over-dramatizing certain moments.Current Red Bull world champion Max Verstappen has spoken out against the show too and has refused to contribute to any further interviews in the docuseries.Lando told the press: “I

Lando Norris, 22, currently competes for Britain under McLaren for Formula One.The budding driver has admitted in a new interview that he was a massive fan of the drama between his competitors Lewis Hamilton, 37, and Max Verstappen, 24, amid last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.Lando recently signed a contract extension with McLaren, meaning he will race with the team until at least 2025.The Formula One driver spoke to Scott Mills and Chris Stark on their BBC podcast about his journey.Scott asked Lando: "How much as a fan do you buy into the rivalries? Are you invested?"The presenter was referencing the drama that happened on the last lap of the final race Of the season in Abu Dhabi.The 2021 campaign was one of the most controversial and dramatic in recent history, and the bitter disappointment of defeat led Hamilton to speculate retirement from the sport.Verstappen and Hamilton were on equal points in the Drivers Championship going into the final round, with Versappen leading on countback.Verstappen overtook Hamilton on the final lap to win the race, and his first Formula One World Drivers' Championship.Hamilton was in the front the majority of the race, until a late safety car was called in due to a crash at turn 14 involving Williams driver Nicolas Latifi.Verstappen pitted during the safety car period and used his soft tyres to overtake Hamilton at turn 5 of the final lap of the race to become the 34th Formula One World Drivers' Champion.Regarding the rift between his competitors, Lando said: "Well I love it, I don't know if every driver does."Of course when there's fights between drivers everything is going on."You do all you can to fuel it even more if you can as there you're competition.

Formula One will not return to Russia in the future after the sport severed all ties with the country off the back of the invasion of Ukraine. The Russian Grand Prix, which was scheduled to take place in late September, was already axed for the 2022 season earlier this week.

PHILLIP Schofield got a scolding from his This Morning bosses after joking he was still Covid positive - despite being back at work. The presenter returned to the daytime sofa after coronavirus forced him to isolate for a week.

RACING driver Lando Norris finds his The Formula One in stunning model Luisinha Oliveira. The Portuguese beauty, 22, posed in this frilly bikini after the McLaren star, also 22, went public with their romance.

Manchester United icon Patrice Evra had fans in hysterics after hijacking Martin Brundle's interview with Stormzy at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.The deciding race of the F1 season will see either Lewis Hamilton or Max Verstappen crowned as World champion with the duo gridlocked at the top of the rankings on 369.5 points.Brundle was mixing with the stars ahead of the eagerly anticipated race, chatting with a whole host of famous faces.And Evra jumped in towards the end of Brundle's chat with rapper Stormzy - sending fans wild online.The former United defender grabbed the microphone and shouted: "And he loves this game! I don't care," just as Stormzy and Brundle were finishing their quick chat on the track.Meanwhile, Lando Norris says he has the

Formula One fans create an 'awkwardness' when they take a second look at him while he is using a urinal.Celebrities and sports stars are often asked for pictures or autographs by star struck fans while going about mundane activities in life.Many have complained about being interrupted using the urinal before being stopped and spoken to by an adoring fan.McLaren driver Norris has now admitted that he has also experienced this and that it was "really awkward" having a fan spot him while he was trying yo use the bathroom.Speaking to ESPN, Norris discussed celebrities complaining about being stopped and spoken to at urinals by fans and said: "I have had that one, it's really awkward."When they look, it's like, OK that's weird.

F1 fans are "very creepy", as he has discovered since breaking onto the scene with five podium finishes across the last two seasons.The 22-year-old Brit has opened up on his early years as a well known sporting figure by describing how he has accepted that certain things will be thrown your way by the public.In hitting out at those who have been disrespectful to his friends and family online, Norris has said that not all motorsport fans are as pleasant as they might seem.Norris, who doesnt mind the level of attention he gets outside of social media, has described the 'creepy' world of F1 Twitter, a platform on which he has 1.5 million followers.In a chat with EPSN, Norris said: "I think the one bad thing is just personal life with friends,

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!F1 driver Lando Norris had his £40,000 watch stolen while at Wembley Stadium to watch England take on Italy in the final of Euro 2020.Norris was fortunate enough to get his hands on a ticket, but his night quickly turned sour after England were defeated before he was targeted by thugs as he made his way out of the ground.The entire event was slightly soured by fan violence and crowd trouble long before the 8pm kick-off time, with some spectators trying to force their way into Wembley more than four hours before the game was set to start.While most were turned away, some evaded stadium security and ended up inside the ground without a ticket, leaving those who had purchased match tickets

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, is no stranger to sharing his controversial thoughts and today was no different when he hit out about F1 stewards, who he claimed made the tournament "boring".Stewards sparked reaction after penalising Lando Norris over an incident with Sergio Perez.The British-Belgian racing driver was given a five-second time penalty after Sergio went off at the outside of turn four as he tried to overtake the McLaren.Later in the race, Sergio received similar penalties for incidents involving Charles Leclerc.In view of his 7.3 million followers, Jeremy slammed the stewards for their decision making.He commented: “F1 stewards. You are ruining the sport.

Daniel Ricciardo, overtaking him as blue flags were being waved.Some Formula One fans interpreted the wave as a knife in the side of the Australian, who had struggled for pace all weekend.However, Norris hit back at the claims, furiously explaining himself.Norris said: “Alright, so I see so many of you make up absolute c*** and nonsense as usual.“By the way, any time someone lets me pass for a blue flag, anyone, if they get out of the way properly and they should, I put my hand up and say thanks, alright?”The Brit finished third at the famous Monte Carlo circuit, his second podium of the season, so had been lapping cars all year.The 21-year-old added: “I did it to freaking everyone; Mazepin, Schumacher, Danny...“Whoever I passed and they

Lando Norris says a number of Formula One drivers have discussed "taking a knee" at the first race of the season in Austria on Sunday.

Arsenal forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will be a driver in today’s Virtual Monaco Grand Prix for McLaren.