Lando Norris (RU)

Honesty and self-criticism. Norris openly admits his mistakes and shortcomings and is not afraid to acknowledge his miscalculations. He considers himself a perfectionist and strictly evaluates his work, always considering whether he could have done better.
Dedication and hard work. The driver invests a lot of time and effort into improving his skills, trains on the simulator, and strives to get the most out of the car.
Analytical skills. After making mistakes, Norris carefully analyzes his actions, trying to understand where and why he made a mistake.
Non-confrontational. In interviews, he emphasized that he doesn't strive to be a "bad guy" for the sake of winning and doesn't believe a champion should be overly aggressive or possess a "killer instinct."

Emotional openness. Some believe Norris reacts too emotionally to events, which can be perceived as a weakness in the world of motorsport, where drivers are expected to be stoic. He himself has noted that he has room to improve in terms of emotional stability and compared his level of control to that of Oscar Piastri, who, in his opinion, remained more calm in difficult situations.
A tendency toward self-criticism. Despite high self-esteem, this sometimes led to excessive introspection and mistakes.
Difficulty connecting with strangers. Norris has said in the past that he struggles with getting close to people.