WATCH: Lando Norris goes on a shopping spree in ultra-rare Lamborghini Miura in Monaco

Lando Norris has established himself as one of the top drivers on the current F1 grid. The British driver has delivered impressive results ever since his debut in 2019 The 24-year-old recently signed a lucrative extension with McLaren which solidifies his place for the long term. Now, Norris decided to celebrate his latest contract with a spending free while driving an iconic Italian supercar.

A clip surfaced on Instagram that showed Lando Norris driving a black Lamborghini Miura in the streets of Monte Carlo. The inside of the car seemed to be filled with shopping bags as the British driver went on a spending spree. Norris seemed rather relaxed as he drove around in one of the rarest Italian supercars on the planet.

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Perhaps, Lando Norris wanted to get a few gifts for someone special. However, Norris broke up with girlfriend Luisinha Oliviera a while ago. Nevertheless, the McLaren driver must’ve enjoyed his day out in Monaco. Certainly, the 24-year-old is having a good time during the winter break before the hectic 2024 F1 season commences.

Lando Norris continues to have faith in McLaren

Norris made his debut in F1 with McLaren in 2019. Over the years, the 24-year-old has been with the team through ups and downs including the disastrous financial situation during the Covid-19 pandemic. During this period, Lando Norris proved himself as one of the best drivers in the F1 midfield. Albeit, the Briton did not get a car capable of winning races from Woking.

McLaren has made major investments in recent years including a state-of-the-art wind tunnel. This would allow the British team to go head-to-head against the top teams such as Red Bull and Mercedes. Lando Norris has trusted the Woking-based team as he recommitted himself to the squad with a new long-term contract.

Certainly, Lando Norris aims to win the F1 title with McLaren in the coming years. However, it would be an uphill task as the British team would need to topple Max Verstappen and Red Bull. Moreover, the Woking-based team would need to first become a regular contender for race victories which it has failed to do since 2012.

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