Norris cannot stop breaking things on the podium after Brazilian GP win

After taking victory in São Paulo, Norris was preparing to celebrate alongside Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar when things took an unexpected turn.

As the Briton slammed his champagne bottle against the podium floor to get it spraying, it suddenly snapped in two, leaving him holding the broken remains instead of celebrating with his fellow podium finishers.

Norris immediately burst into laughter at the bizarre mishap, while Verstappen and Hadjar took full advantage of the situation, soaking the McLaren driver with their own champagne. With no functioning bottle to fight back, the race winner could do little more than laugh as his rivals continued their celebrations.

It is certainly not the first time Norris has managed to break something during a Formula 1 podium ceremony. The most famous example came at the 2023 Hungarian Grand Prix, when his trademark champagne celebration went spectacularly wrong.

While banging his bottle against the podium, Norris accidentally knocked over Max Verstappen's winner's trophy, breaking the delicate porcelain creation.

The incident quickly became one of the most memorable podium moments of the season, with the McLaren driver once again finding himself at the centre of an unexpected celebration mishap. This time, however, it was his own champagne bottle that suffered the consequences.

The unusual celebrations followed an impressive performance from Norris, who converted pole position into victory in a Brazilian Grand Prix heavily affected by changing weather conditions.

The McLaren driver faced a challenge from Verstappen, who produced a remarkable recovery from 21st on the grid to finish second, while Hadjar completed the podium.

Rain returned during the closing stages, forcing drivers to switch back to intermediate tyres and negotiate a particularly demanding final few laps. Norris nevertheless kept his composure to take the chequered flag and claim his third victory of the season.