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The McLaren driver Lando Norris in Portugal to compete in the F1 Grand Prix in Portimão will wear a helmet with the typical characteristics of the Gallo de Barcelos.
The 20-year-old British man posted images of the helmet on his social networks and soon began to cause a sensation among Portuguese fans who appreciated the tribute to the country through one of its main symbols.
Photo: DR
Photo: DR
Photo: DR
The Formula 1 Portuguese Grand Prix will take place between Friday and Sunday, Autódromo Internacional do Algarve (AIA).
The space will have a maximum limit of 27,500 spectators, a third of the total capacity of the aerodrome, according to government order.
The Government determined that “only sitting is allowed,” “prohibiting movement between banks, as well as between sectors of the same bank” and the consumption of alcoholic beverages, both in the premises and in the entrances, excluding catering establishments.
“The entrance and exit of the public from each stand is done through different entrances, avoiding the crossing of flows of people and guaranteeing a minimum distance of two meters between spectators”, says the office, delimiting the parking lot to the indicated places.
The Formula 1 World Championship returns to Portugal 24 years later, this time at the Algarve circuit, which will host the Portuguese Grand Prix between Friday and Sunday, the twelfth race of the season.
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