Reigning F1 world champion Lando Norris’ girlfriend, Margarida Corceiro, shared a seaside Instagram post in a red bikini in her latest social media post on Sunday, 14 June. The model turned heads online as she posed alongside fellow model Francisca Fonseca, both in matching swimsuits.
Norris and Corceiro were first publicly seen together at the 2025 Hungarian GP last year. Corceiro is of Portuguese descent and is an actor and a model by profession.
She often shares updates about her professional life and travels around the world via her social media accounts. On Sunday, the 23-year-old shared a couple of images via her Instagram, in which she can be seen posing in a bright red bikini by the Mediterranean Sea in Milos, Greece.
Most recently, Margarida Corceiro was seen in the F1 paddock at the 2025 Abu Dhabi GP as Lando Norris claimed his maiden Drivers’ Championship in the UAE. She also accompanied the McLaren driver to the FIA Awards night in December last year.
In 2026, Norris has had a mixed start to his first season as world champion. He sits fifth in the drivers’ standings after seven rounds, only two points behind Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc in P4.
Norris has suffered a DNS in China and DNFs in Canada and Monaco already this year, but has also featured on the podium at the Miami GP and, more recently, at the Barcelona GP, highlighting how inconsistent McLaren’s start to the new regulations era has been.
In Barcelona, Norris managed to sneak into the top three even amid a difficult race as Kimi Antonelli retired from the race due to a mechanical issue while running in P2. The 26-year-old became part of an all-British podium in Spain on Sunday, which featured George Russell in second and Lewis Hamilton back on the top step after a nearly two-year wait.
Lando Norris blasts Lewis Hamilton’s critics following his win at the Barcelona GP
Lando Norris explained that he was happy to see Lewis Hamilton show the “middle finger” to his critics over the past year with his win at the Barcelona GP. The reigning world champion also added that it was visible how much the first victory with Ferrari meant to the 106-time F1 race winner.
Speaking in the FIA press conference after the race on Sunday, Norris said:
“He’s obviously had a lot of people talk badly about him and he’s got a lot of crap online from a lot of people, so it’s nice that he can stick the middle finger up to all of them.
“I hope he’s not this fast the whole season, because it would be nice if we could battle a bit more, but good for him. You could see how much it meant to him at the same time,” he added.
Norris added that he still considers himself a fan of Hamilton after having grown up idolizing the fellow Brit. He also said it was “cool” to see the Hamilton-Ferrari partnership finally culminate in a race win in Catalonia.
Edited by Samyak Sharma
