Lando Norris’s triumphant home victory at the British Grand Prix was a moment of pure joy, but his emotional post-race interview caught Sky Sports off guard when he unintentionally swore on live television. The McLaren driver secured a career-defining win at the iconic Silverstone circuit, capitalizing on a 10-second penalty given to Oscar Piastri.
As Norris exited his car, the excitement overwhelmed him. Speaking with Jenson Button, he reflected on the significance of the win: “Everything I dreamed of, I guess. Everything I’ve ever wanted to achieve. Apart from a championship, I think this is as good as it gets in terms of feelings and achievement.” He went on to thank the fans for their unwavering support, describing the race as “stressful as always” but ultimately unforgettable.
During the interview, Norris candidly admitted, “The main thing is just don’t f*** it up, that’s rule number one.” The slip led to immediate apologies from both Button and lead commentator David Croft, who reassured viewers as coverage returned to Sky Sports F1. Norris himself expressed regret for the language but maintained that the overwhelming emotion inspired his words.
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Meanwhile, Oscar Piastri expressed frustration following his penalty for hard braking under the safety car, which cost him the race win. When asked about the race, Piastri gave a reserved response, focusing instead on congratulating Nico Hulkenberg, who achieved his first-ever podium finish on his 239th F1 start.
The British Grand Prix showcased intense emotions, from Norris’s elation to Piastri’s disappointment, capturing the unpredictable drama of Formula 1 racing.