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Fleur Mealing

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How George Norris became Formula 1’s tiniest team principal

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By Fleur Mealing
| The Race Verified
George Norris may only be eight years old, but he already knows exactly what it takes to lead a racing team. The young Formula 1 fan has been named the UK’s first-ever Hot Wheels Tiniest Team Principal after impressing judges including 2009 world champion Jenson Button and F1's CEO Stefano Domenicali with his creativity, racing knowledge and passion for the sport. “I couldn’t stop smiling!” George said when he found out he had won.
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The Ferrari fan who turned his mobility scooter into an F1 car

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By Fleur Mealing
| The Race Verified
At Silverstone, it takes a lot to stand out but throughout the British Grand Prix weekend, one of the biggest crowd-pullers wasn't on the track. The vehicle drawing attention looked every bit like a Ferrari Formula 1 car but instead of Charles Leclerc or Lewis Hamilton, it was being driven by Simon Tutte, a Grimsby-based Ferrari fan who had painstakingly transformed his mobility scooter into a replica of the SF-26.
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Why F1 is becoming one of Lego's most important partnerships

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By Fleur Mealing
| The Race Verified
Lego has said Formula 1 has quickly become one of the most important parts of its global partnership portfolio, as the toy giant doubles down on a relationship it believes can continue delivering growth across multiple demographics. The latest stage of that partnership took place at F1's 2026 British Grand Prix, where drivers raced around Silverstone in miniature Lego-built karts.
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