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The Irish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro branded ‘angelic' as she goes braless in backless dress
FORMULA ONE star Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro took social media by storm. Margarida, 22, posed in a glitzy backless dress as she advertised Kerastase's latest products. Advertisement 10 Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro took social media by storm Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida posed in a glitzy backless dress Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida advertised Kerastase's latest products Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida and Norris recently got back together Credit: James Moy/Alamy Live News The Portuguese actress and model added a series of photos and clips on Instagram for her 2.1million followers. Margarida added the following caption: "Anywhere, every day." Her post attracted over 104,000 likes and left her fans in awe as they stormed the comments' section. This fan posted: "You look soo angelic." Advertisement Another commented: "Stunning!" A third wrote: "YESSS!" This fan said: "She is literally a princess." And that one gushed: "Wow!" Advertisement Margarida and Norris, 25, arrived together for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday. And she shared a series of glam pics during her visit to support the McLaren star. Lando Norris kisses girlfriend Margarida Corceiro after winning The Brit has started the latest chapter of his whirlwind romantic life after getting back together with Margarida. The pair have had an on-off relationship but were seen sharing a kiss following his win at the Hungarian GP on Sunday. Advertisement Scroll down for more from Margarida Corceiro 10 Margarida shares a lot of posts on Instagram Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida has millions of followers Credit: GSI/Icon Sport via Getty Images 10 Margarida joined Norris in Hungary Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida celebrated Norris' Hungarian GP victory Credit: INSTAGRAM Advertisement 10 Margarida often poses for the camera Credit: INSTAGRAM
Scottish Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro branded ‘angelic' as she goes braless in backless dress
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FORMULA ONE star Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro took social media by storm. Margarida, 22, posed in a glitzy backless dress as she advertised Kerastase's latest products. 10 Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro took social media by storm Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida posed in a glitzy backless dress Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida advertised Kerastase's latest products Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida and Norris recently got back together Credit: James Moy/Alamy Live News The Portuguese actress and model added a series of photos and clips on Instagram for her 2.1million followers. Margarida added the following caption: "Anywhere, every day." Her post attracted over 104,000 likes and left her fans in awe as they stormed the comments' section. This fan posted: "You look soo angelic." Another commented: "Stunning!" A third wrote: "YESSS!" This fan said: "She is literally a princess." And that one gushed: "Wow!" Margarida and Norris, 25, arrived together for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday. And she shared a series of glam pics during her visit to support the McLaren star. Lando Norris kisses girlfriend Margarida Corceiro after winning The Brit has started the latest chapter of his whirlwind romantic life after getting back together with Margarida. The pair have had an on-off relationship but were seen sharing a kiss following his win at the Hungarian GP on Sunday. Scroll down for more from Margarida Corceiro 10 Margarida shares a lot of posts on Instagram Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida has millions of followers Credit: GSI/Icon Sport via Getty Images 10 Margarida joined Norris in Hungary Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida celebrated Norris' Hungarian GP victory Credit: INSTAGRAM 10 Margarida often poses for the camera Credit: INSTAGRAM
The Sun
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro branded ‘angelic' as she goes braless in backless dress
FORMULA ONE star Lando Norris' girlfriend Margarida Corceiro took social media by storm. Margarida, 22, posed in a glitzy backless dress as she advertised Kerastase's latest products. 10 10 10 The Portuguese actress and model added a series of photos and clips on Instagram for her 2.1million followers. Margarida added the following caption: "Anywhere, every day." Her post attracted over 104,000 likes and left her fans in awe as they stormed the comments' section. This fan posted: "You look soo angelic." A third wrote: "YESSS!" This fan said: "She is literally a princess." And that one gushed: "Wow!" Margarida and Norris, 25, arrived together for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday. And she shared a series of glam pics during her visit to support the McLaren star. Lando Norris kisses girlfriend Margarida Corceiro after winning The Brit has started the latest chapter of his whirlwind romantic life after getting back together with Margarida. The pair have had an on-off relationship but were seen sharing a kiss following his win at the Hungarian GP on Sunday. Scroll down for more from Margarida Corceiro 10 10 10 10 10
The Sun
5 days ago
- Sport
- The Sun
Motor racing-F1 is healthier without Horner, says McLaren boss
FORMULA ONE is a healthier place after the firing of Christian Horner as Red Bull team boss, McLaren chief executive Zak Brown said on Sunday. Speaking to reporters after talks with Horner's successor Laurent Mekies at the Hungarian Grand Prix, the American welcomed the Frenchman's appointment and said his predecessor had crossed a line. 'I just left having a chat with Laurent, I'm happy he's in the role he's in,' he said. 'I like Laurent, and I think that'll be healthy, and maybe we can get back to focusing on competition on the track. 'There's always going to be some political aspects to the sport, I think it's going to be healthier with Laurent,' he added. 'I'm a fan of Laurent, I've known him for a long time and I think it'll be good to go racing against Laurent.' Brown and Horner were not friends, to put it mildly, and clashed frequently -- with the former accusing Red Bull of cheating in 2022 when the team were found to be in breach of the 2021 cost cap. The pair raced in British Formula Three and renewed their rivalry as bosses, trading barbs in the media with Horner a 'pantomime villain' for audiences of the Netflix series 'Drive to Survive'. McLaren dethroned Red Bull as constructors' champions last year -- although Max Verstappen won the drivers' crown for Horner's team for the fourth time in a row -- and have been dominant this season. Brown said the Milton Keynes-based team, who dismissed Horner on July 9, had not seemed to be a healthy environment. Horner, who last year faced allegations of misconduct made by a female employee which he denied and was cleared of after an investigation, has not commented publicly on the reasons for his departure. Brown looked forward to racing Red Bull in the same way McLaren enjoyed competing against Ferrari and Mercedes -- hard on track but celebrating in a more collegiate spirit for the good of the sport. 'From a fan's point of view, the drama of the villain stuff I think works, but I also think the celebratory 'fight it out on track but then kind of photobomb each other' ...I think that's a more fun way to go racing,' he said. Brown said the rivalry with Red Bull had gone too far, with Horner's accusations about 'flexi-wing' breaches and other technical matters. 'When you start getting into frivolous allegations, I think that's just going too far, and I think if I look up and down pit lane now, I see us fighting each other hard politically but there being a line that's not crossed,' he said. 'I think that line got crossed before... so I think that we'll see a little bit of a change for the better.' -REUTERS
The Sun
6 days ago
- Automotive
- The Sun
Piastri leads Norris in McLaren's Hungarian GP practice dominance
FORMULA ONE championship leader Oscar Piastri beat team-mate and title rival Lando Norris by just three-hundredths of a second as McLaren dominated Saturday's third and final practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The two McLaren men clocked times of 1min 14.916 sec and 1:14.948 respectively to finish 0.399 clear of third-placed Charles Leclerc of Ferrari and are separated by just 0.032 seconds. Piastri's best lap was three-tenths faster than Norris' pole lap last year and set up a thrilling duel in prospect for qualifying later on Saturday when rising temperatures, requiring additional cooling for the cars, will favour different teams. After his struggles in Belgium last weekend and on Friday in Hungary, seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton bounced back to more familiar form by taking fourth place, three-tenths adrift of Leclerc. Four-time champion Max Verstappen wound up 12th for Red Bull. The close nature of the contest would have intrigued the visiting Bernie Ecclestone, Formula One's retired former ringmaster who negotiated the first Hungarian race, behind the 'iron curtain' in 1986. With 20 minutes gone, the big teams joined the fray. After his travails on Friday, Verstappen needed some improvement and quickly clocked 1:16.547 to go top only for Leclerc, George Russell and then Piastri to move clear. The Australian's lap of 1:16.240 lifted him clear of Russell, but it was not enough to resist the increased pace of Verstappen who went top in 1:16.202 -- half a second better than his Friday best. Contrary to Hamilton's struggles, Leclerc showed pace in his Ferrari to beat Verstappen after half an hour in 1:16.137, six-hundredths of a second clear, but Piastri returned to remind his rivals of his affinity with the circuit in 1:15.871. Somewhat unexpectedly, Hamilton then proved his overnight homework had been fruitful by rising to second, ahead of Leclerc, in 1:16.015, a reminder of his status as a record eight-time winner at the Hungaroring. Norris, at this time, was down in fifth, rising to third after 35 minutes, two-tenths adrift of Piastri who, after a pits visit, returned to clock 1:14.916, a lap faster than last year's pole, by Norris, by three-tenths. Norris followed him to overhaul Hamilton who stayed third seven-tenths adrift of the mighty McLarens before being pushed to fourth by Leclerc. - AFP
