Lando Norris overtook Zak Brown.
2025 world champion Lando Norris beat his boss, Zak Brown, at an unusual karting tournament organized by the team's sponsors, DeWalt and eBay.
The tournament was set up for two. Lando and Zak had to take turns completing three timed tasks — drive a slalom between cones, perform a pit stop by removing a wheel from another kart, and complete a fast lap.
Youth prevailed. Zak received three five‑second penalties for the slalom and finished with a time of 2 minutes 36 seconds; Lando only had one penalty and won with a time of 2 minutes 31 seconds.
After receiving the winning trophy shaped like an impact wrench, Norris said the trophy was his and he wouldn't give it to McLaren.
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