Who is Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro?
MARGARIDA CORCEIRO is the girlfriend of F1 racing driver Lando Norris, who was spotted celebrating his big win at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Here's what we know about her life, newly rekindled relationship with Lando, and the pair's prior dating histories.
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Who is Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro?
Margarida Corceiro is a 22-year-old Portuguese actress, model, and influencer.
According to her IMDB profile, she is originally from Santarém, Portugal, which is a city located an hour outside of Lisbon.
Prior to her relationship with Lando Norris, Margarida most notably dated famous footballer Joao Felix for four years between 2019 and 2023.
How did Lando Norris and Margarida Corceiro meet?
Although not much is known about exactly how Lando and Margarida first met, the pair were first spotted together in May 2023 driving around Monaco in a classic 1972 Fiat Jolly.
This sighting- and Margarida's appearances at Lando's various racing events over the following year- sparked dating rumours, but the relationship was never officially confirmed.
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How long have Lando Norris and Margarida Corceiro been dating?
Lando and Margarida are believed to have first dated on and off between 2023 and 2024.
According to a close source, the pair split in August 2024 so Lando could "focus on his sport'.
But of May 2025, the couple is officially back together, and Margarida was spotted at the Monaco Grand Prix over the bank holiday weekend cheering her beau on to victory alongside his mum.
The win was Lando's second of the season, and the McLaren driver pulled off a perfect double pit stop to beat Charles Leclerc.
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What does Margarida Corceiro do for a living?
Margarida Corceiro is an actress and model by profession, and as of May 2025, she has 2million followers on Instagram, and 787k on her TikTok.
She often models for brands such as Intimissimi and Alo Yoga, and appeared on the pages of Vogue Portugal in April 2025.
In terms of her acting career, Margarida best-known for her roles on Portugese television programmes such as Zoe on Punto Nemo, Gabi on Morangos com Açúcar, Constança on Bem Me Quer, and Catarina on Prisioneria.
She was a contestant on the Portuguese version of Dancing With The Stars in 2020, and also co-owns a swimwear and clothing brand called Missus.
The brand uses fabric made from recycled ocean plastic to make their bikinis, and Margarida is often seen modelling its pieces on her socials.
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Who has Lando Norris dated in the past?
Lando Norris has a well-documented dating history, with the 25-year-old even once admitting during a lie detector test that he had "many girlfriends".
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Before his relationship with Margarida, Lando dated Portuguese influencer Luisinha Oliveira from August 2021 to September 2022- but the pair split after text messages were leaked showing him inviting Dutch model and influencer Randi Hartman out on a McDonald's date.
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The F1 driver also had rumoured romantic ties to Ukranian model and jewellery brand owner Katerina Berezhna.
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