F1: I’ve got to be at Verstappen’s level, says Norris
Just days after his intense on-track battle with Max Verstappen at the United States Grand Prix, Lando Norris has been reflecting on the experience, acknowledging areas he aims to learn from.
Stephen Curry may be the NBA’s greatest shooter of all time, but the Golden State Warriors’ point guard’s golf game was found wanting and the man to make fun of his swing was none other than triple F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton.
The 29-year-old Curry attempted and hilariously failed to connect properly while wearing the Mercedes driver’s helmet and Hamilton made fans play a guessing game with his first video on Instagram as he asked : “Guess who this is…?”.
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Hamilton eventually revealed the identity of the person in a second video in which Curry took the helmet off, leaving all those around him in splits.
Hamilton is heavy favourite to cinch his fourth world title as the Mercedes driver leads Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel by 34 points with just five races remaining in the 2017 F1 season.
The English driver, who came second in the Malaysian GP last weekend, behind Red Bull racer Max Verstappen, will look to extend his lead at the top of the rankings at the iconic Suzukua Circuit, which is the venue for the Japanese GP, this weekend.
Curry, meanwhile, is currently on top of the world for after leading the Spurs to their second NBA championship in as many years in 2017, the Ohio native signed a five-year, $200 million extension to his contract.
The point guard, renowned for his three-point shooting ability, is enjoying some time off as the 2017-18 NBA season starts on October 17.
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