Norris pulls back the curtain on his FIA Gala moments: 'A night to remember'

The McLaren driver, who won the 2025 drivers’ championship, took to his social media to share a carousel capturing moments from his outing at the event in Tashkent.

The collection featured snapshots from his preparation for the gala through the ceremony itself, and wrapped it up with a picture of himself with the Formula 1 drivers’ title.

Accompanying the series of photos, Norris added the caption:

The 2025 F1 season witnessed Norris clinch the drivers’ championship with a two-point advantage over Max Verstappen. The British driver also beat his McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri, who led the drivers’ standings for 15 rounds, by 13 points.

The title triumph for Norris saw him become the 11th British driver and marked the first for the Woking-based outfit since Lewis Hamilton in the 2008 season.

In the aftermath of Norris’ championship triumph, former McLaren driver Juan Pablo Montoya has aimed a dig at the 26-year-old.

The former F1 driver stressed that any driver could have won the F1 championship in that McLaren machinery. The 50-year-old, while admitting Norris is a worthy champion, compared his achievement to several previous McLaren drivers, buttressing how largely the car made a difference for Norris.

Norris achieved what he dubs his lifelong dream with a third-place finish at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The McLaren driver also claimed as many as seven race victories en route to his championship success.

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