McLaren CEO Zak Brown hilariously photobombs Ferrari’ GRAND Mexican GP win celebration

Zak Brown and Ferrari's Fred Vasseur share an extremely healthy bond off-track in Formula 1.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown hilariously photobombs Ferrari’ GRAND Mexican GP win celebration

Zak Brown and Ferrari F1 team (Via: F1, screenshot)

The recently concluded 2024 Mexican GP turned out to be an extremely thrilling event. Ferrari outclassed its rivals with a 1-3 finish and during their post-race celebration, McLaren CEO Zak Brown decided to come up with some hilarious antics.

As Carlos Sainz, Charles Leclerc, Fred Vasseur, and the rest of the Ferrari outfit were giving their respective poses for the celebration/pictures, Zak Brown hilariously photo-bombed them. Moreover, the reactions of everyone on the Ferrari team were heartwarming seeing Brown’s antics.

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Ferrari’s team principal Fred Vasseur is also very well known for such things in the paddock. Over the years, he has also been spotted quite a few times joining in on the post-race celebrations of the rival teams.

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All the 10 Formula 1 teams are the fiercest of rivals when it comes to on-track action. However, despite their heated feuds, most of them share a healthy relationship off the track, and it every now and then comes out in the form of cheeky paddock antics.

Lando Norris applauds Carlos Sainz on his super Mexican GP win

While Zak Brown has been making the rounds on the web for his hilarious post-race antics, his driver Lando Norris has wholeheartedly congratulated Carlos Sainz. The Spaniard produced an extremely strong drive in the 71-lap race.

Lando Norris and Carols Sainz (via IMAGO)
Lando Norris and Carols Sainz (via IMAGO)

Norris dedicated a special post to his ex-McLaren teammate via Instagram.

Things you love to see, bravo Carlitos!

Lando Norris via Instagram

The 2024 F1 season has only four races remaining on the calendar. Mexico City proved extremely fruitful for both Sainz and Norris. Moreover, the latter was able to put a decent dent into Max Verstappen‘s driver’s championship lead.

As things stand, Verstappen is only 47 points ahead of Norris going into the remaining races. Red Bull’s RB20 is no longer the fastest car on the grid and with Ferrari talking away strong points from Verstappen, things are bound to get extremely spicy on the driver’s front.