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Lando Norris summoned for Oscar Piastri clash: "It was a big gap, so I went for it"

Lando Norris has brushed off his collision with Oscar Piastri at F1's Singapore GP sprint, but risks a penalty for taking his team-mate out of the race. On the final lap of the 20-lap sprint, which was held in mixed conditions, Norris made a lunge on Piastri on the inside of Turn 5, unsuccessfully backing out of a closing gap and striking Piastri's right-rear corner. The collision sent both ...…

Lando Norris summoned for Oscar Piastri clash: "It was a big gap, so I went for it"

Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan has teamed up with Formula 1 star Lando Norris in a unique collaboration facilitated by Google Android. The partnership, announced on October 9, 2026, combines the worlds of Bollywood and motorsport, creating a global pop-culture crossover.

McLaren Racing welcomed Kapoor Khan into its fold, introducing her as the newest member of the team's iconic Papaya Family. The McLaren F1 Instagram handle shared a photograph of the actress, captioning the post, "The newest member of the Papaya Family, Kareena Kapoor Khan." The Papaya Family symbolizes the McLaren Formula 1 Team's global community of fans.

In a special conversation shared on Google India's Instagram, Kapoor Khan introduced Norris to Indian gestures before putting him through a rapid-fire question-and-answer round. She inquired about his race wins and McLaren's legacy in Formula 1, engaging in an entertaining exchange with the racing champion. The collaboration quickly gained traction on social media, with fans celebrating this unexpected crossover.

One fan commented, "Never knew I needed this crossover until now." Another user drew parallels to Saif Ali Khan's 2007 racing drama Ta Ra Rum Pum, in which the actor portrayed a professional racing driver, jokingly stating, "Her favourite driver."

Kapoor Khan's professional endeavors have also been noteworthy. She recently starred in the investigative drama Daayra, directed by Meghna Gulzar, alongside Prithviraj Sukumaran. The film portrays the dark and complex world of juvenile crime through the eyes of two police officers.

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