168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lando Norris has downplayed the injury he sustained ahead of this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, making cl🔴ear that he’s “not embarras♋sed”.

Image😼s emerged over tꦓhe weekend that Norris had been in Amsterdam celebrating King’s Day.

It soon transpired that Norris had injured himself as the 🏅McLaren driver was pictured with a bandage over his nose.

Speaking in Miami, Norris explained how it happened, des💞cribing it as a “little cut”.

"I've got a l🙈ot of friends, so it was a good weekend, but already the next morning, I flew straight to Miami," Norris said on Thursday in Miami.

"It was just a bit o🌳f broken glass, and obviously looks a lot worse than it is, and everyone thought it was horrendous, but it's just a li꧃ttle cut.

"I wish ܫit was a cooler story,♓ but if I can spend some days with my friends, then I am going to enjoy it.

"People made a bigger deaꦗl out of it thanꦜ it was, it was just a little cut but I am not embarrassed, I'm not trying to hide it.”

Norris believes his injury was made out to be “something much bigger than෴ what it s🔯hould have been”.

"I took a pic♛ture, and I flew over [to Miami] into something much bigger than what it should have been," he added.

"I'm recognised everywhere I g🦋o, and for every driver, you get recognised quite a bit, especially with Drive to Survive and things like that, and it is not specifically racing fans who recognise you.

💙"It is definitely worse than a few years ago, and do I wish I was seen less? Yes, but it is part of it and I have nothing to complain about.

"Sometimes when you're out for dinner or with your🌳 family, I guess you wish you could be noticed less,♍ you always feel like there are some eyes on you.

"But I am sure its a lot worse for people who are even more famous, and I'm sure a lot of people wiꦺsh they could be in Formula 1 - so you win some and you lose some."