Lando Norris wins Brazil GP to extend F1 world title lead
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Lando Norris has opened up about his 'strict' diet as an F1 star, admitting that he doesn't cook any of his own meals. Like many top sports stars, Norris has a chef on hand to help him get the perfect balance of nutrients into his body for an ever-more demanding F1 schedule (and, presumably, to rule out the risk of giving himself food poisoning).
Analysis: A remarkable 58-point turnaround in just six races against his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri means Norris now has one hand on his maiden Formula One world championship
After nearly losing the lead to a Ferrari in the opening corner, Lando Norris was able to pull away to a 30-second victory over Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen to retake the lead in the World Drivers Championship for the first time since April.
McLaren star Lando Norris has offered an insight into the strict and disciplined diet fueling his bid for the 2025 drivers' championship.
SAO PAULO, Brazil (AFP) — Series leader Lando Norris continued his dominant run of form by claiming a dramatic late pole for McLaren after a series of shocks in a tense qualifying session for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix on Saturday.