Lando Norris escaped his Brazilian Grand Prix victory celebration without injury, despite smashing his champagne bottle on the podium for the second time in his career. The McLaren driver struck the bottle on the ground to open it—the same move that left him bleeding at Monza in 2020. This time, the glass shattered but Norris walked away clean. "My hand is fine from the champagne bottle," he said in a post-race video. "The champagne bottle is not fine."

The win itself came after Andrea Kimi Antonelli spun out of the lead in wet conditions at Interlagos. Max Verstappen salvaged second despite claiming his car was "f***ed" for 85 percent of the race. For Norris, the victory keeps the championship fight alive heading into the final three rounds. He'll need more clean podiums—and perhaps a safer bottle-opening strategy—to close the gap on Verstappen down the stretch.

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