It's not a good look for Lando Norris.

Footage has gone viral on social media showing McLaren driver Lando Norris playfully mocking fellow Formula 1 driver Lance Stroll while partying after the Singapore Grand Prix. Norris was celebrating alongside Oliver Bearman when a fan raised a sign reading "To the best driver." In response, Norris shouted into the crowd asking "Where's Lance, where's Lance?", directing a sarcastic jab at the Aston Martin driver.
The video quickly garnered over one million views and prompted mixed reactions across social media platforms. Some fans criticized Norris and labeled him a PR disaster, noting previous tensions after a Singapore Sprint Race crash involving his teammate, while other supporters defended the remarks as harmless banter.
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