Norris Slays CEO in Electric Kart Flex | F1 Champ Caps Epic 2025
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Norris Slays CEO in Electric Kart Flex | F1 Champ Caps Epic 2025
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Lando Norris, fresh off clinching his maiden Formula 1 World Championship in Abu Dhabi, kept the momentum rolling with a cheeky victory over McLaren CEO Zak Brown in a high-octane DeWalt and eBay sponsored electric karting shootout on December 22. Motorsport.com reports Norris whooped his boss on the custom 110-mph karts, snatching the trophy and grinning as he declared, They dont allow me to keep my trophies, but this one is all mine. So McLaren arent getting this one. TheDrive.com watched the showdown unfold, noting Browns fierce competition but Norriss superior edge, a fun flex for the new champ amid holiday vibes.
This kart triumph caps a whirlwind week of reflections on Norriss landmark 2025 season, where he fended off Max Verstappen and teammate Oscar Piastri for the title, as Formula1.com hails in its winners and losers roundup. The sites writers, like correspondent Lawrence Barretto, crowned him the years top driver for outshining the competition in a no-freebies championship battle. His alma mater buzzes too, with teachers quoted in Formula1.com saying theyll dedicate a post-Christmas assembly to his resilience and perseverance, calling the local lad enormously proud.
On the business front, Motorsportweek.com dropped news December 19 that the FIA confirmed Norris will sport the prestigious number one on his McLaren Mastercard F1 Team car in 2026, ditching his old digit as reigning champ while Verstappen switches to a sleek single three. No fresh public appearances or social media splashes popped in the last few days, but Norris remains F1s golden boy, stepping up to lead a new era per Asharq Al-Awsat, with his title etching long-term legacy amid the sports commercial boom. Gossip whispers of holiday downtime, but expect more flexes from this unstoppable Brit.
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