Lando Norris’ model girlfriend keeps quiet over his Miami Grand Prix F1 win… as ex-partner of former Chelsea star Joao Felix appears keen to keep their new relationship under wraps

Lando Norris’ model girlfriend has not acknowledged his first Formula 1 win on social media as she appears to remain quiet about their relationship.

The McLaren star – who held the record for most podium finishes without a race win – ended his barren run by beating three-time world champion Max Verstappen to victory at the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday.

Norris has been spotted next to the ex-girlfriend of Barcelona soccer player Joao FelixPortuguese model and actress Margarida Corceiro this past year.

The pair were recently spotted at the Monte-Carlo Masters final, amid her split from Felix last year. They were first spotted together last May in a video on social media that showed the 24-year-old riding in the back of the classic car with her in his Fiat Jolly.

A year after that video, Corceiro remained silent on social media about Norris’ victory, seeming to suggest she is keeping their relationship private.

The 24-year-old won his first race at the Miami Grand Prix after benefiting from a safety car

Norris was recently spotted with Corceiro at the Monte-Carlo Masters final last month

Corceiro appears to be trying to keep her relationship with Norris private as she did not acknowledge his win

Her last social media post came hours before his victory in the United States, when she recognized Mother’s Day in Portugal.

Neither Norris nor Corceiro have posted photos of each other on social media, despite being seen together in public.

It was believed she was present at the Miami Grand Prix, but she was reportedly present at the race in China last month.

According to the Portuguese publication, they were also recently spotted together at Vigo airport in Spain Correio da Manha.

Corceiro has appeared on a number of Portuguese television shows and according to the Portuguese outlet Marywas a contestant on the national version of Dancing with the Stars in 2020.

Norris previously dated Luisinha Oliveira, with the McLaren driver starting a relationship with the Portuguese model in early 2022.

The relationship ended in September that year, with Norris confirming the split on social media.

He wrote: ‘Hello everyone. After much consideration, Luisa and I mutually decided to end our relationship, but remain good friends.

“I wish her the world and have so much respect for her and everything she does as an amazing and strong woman with nothing but kindness.

Lando Norris was first spotted with Corceiro in Monaco in May 2023 via social media

Corceiro was also reportedly seen boarding a private jet in Vigo, Spain, with Norris

Barcelona forward Felix previously dated Corceiro from 2019 to 2023

‘Please respect our decision and respect our – but more importantly, her privacy in the future. Thank you for your endless support.”

Corceiro, meanwhile, dated Felix between 2019 and 2023. Despite their split, she insisted they were still in each other’s lives.

She took to her social media platforms to confirm the end of their relationship last year, writing: “Joao and I have been achieving goals together for a few years, in a phase of change, growth and learning. Since I haven’t been together in a while, I feel lucky to be a part of his life.’

Red Bull endured a nightmarish safety car restart that gave British ace Norris the chance to overtake Verstappen and race ahead, sparking wild celebrations among McLaren’s ranks and the 24-year-old’s friends and supporters.

Bristol-born Norris becomes the first McLaren driver to win a race for the British F1 team since Australian Daniel Ricciardo did so at the 2021 Italian Grand Prix.

Norris became the 21st British driver in Formula 1 history to finish first in a race

His first win came in his 110th race, with only eight drivers waiting longer to take their first victory in the sport’s history.

Donald Trump was in the McLaren garage during the race on Sunday and congratulated Norris after the race.

“He saw me afterwards and came over to congratulate me, so I think it’s an honour,” Norris told Mail Sport.

“Any time someone like this comes up to you and takes time out of their life to pay respect for what you’ve done… it has to be an honor,” he continued.