'Lando Norris splits from Portuguese supermodel girlfriend'
Formula One world champion Lando Norris has reportedly split from his Portuguese supermodel girlfriend Magui Corceiro.
Norris, 24, had been dating the 23-year-old model on and off since 2023. She was by his side during his emotional title-winning celebrations in Abu Dhabi last year, even breaking down in tears as he sealed the biggest victory of his career.
But now it appears the high-speed romance may have hit the brakes.
During pre-season testing in Bahrain this week, former teammate Carlos Sainz was caught on camera asking Norris: “Are you and Magui good?”
Norris replied “No” before appearing to add that he’s now a “single man”. The audio was unclear, but it was enough to send social media into meltdown.
The pair previously split in 2024 before rekindling their romance but insiders claim they’ve now drifted apart again.
According to The Sun: "There have been tell-tale signs for a while now. They drifted apart after his win last season. The biggest hint came in Bahrain as he and his team continued testing ahead of the new season.
"Lando held a party to thank those who have been with him from the start and who he credits with helping him lift the title. Anyone who was anyone posed for a group picture. The only one who wasn’t there was girlfriend Magui. It naturally sparked rumours."
Just months ago, Corceiro, who previously dated footballer Joao Felix, was front and centre in Abu Dhabi, celebrating with Norris, his family and the McLaren team.
Corceiro, from Santarém, Portugal, boasts more than 800,000 TikTok followers and has appeared in Portuguese TV dramas, major fashion campaigns and even Vogue Portugal. She also co-founded eco swimwear brand Missus and competed on Portugal’s version of Dancing with the Stars.
Only last December she insisted she was “very happy” with Norris after their trackside kiss went viral.
But now, it seems the F1 champ may be racing solo once again.
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