Lando Norris: The Truth About Life in Formula One
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Published 2022-03-14
Listen as Lando speaks to Jake and Damian about his tough beginnings in #F1 and how he struggled with mental health and imposter syndrome racing against his heroes, that have turned into rivals.
More from this episode on:
âś… Privilege
âś… Confidence and Self-belief
âś… Sacrifices and Determination
Let us know what you think in the comments below 👇
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About:
The High Performance Podcast offers an intimate glimpse into the lives of high-achieving, successful individuals. It doesn’t matter where our guest has excelled - in sport, music, business or entertainment – they all have first-hand experiences and lessons to share. Find out what non-negotiable behaviours they employed to get them to the top, and keep them there.
Hosting every conversation is sports broadcaster Jake Humphrey and leading organisational psychologist Professor Damian Hughes. Jake is currently BT Sport’s Premier League anchor and former face of BBC’s Formula One coverage. Damian continues to work with leading sports organisations and teams to create a high performing culture.
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All Comments (21)
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Not even 30 seconds in and I’ve had to pause because him saying “high performance is different for everyone” is something I needed to hear. As someone with disabilities and who struggles with simple daily tasks, that just means a lot to hear from someone like Lando.
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This is such a different side of Lando that people don't see and don't realize, dead serious about his job and laser focused on what he needs to do. Interesting to hear about the struggles he went through, the talks he had with himself, and how he pulls through it
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given that lando has become my favourite F1 driver it’s a bit of a relief that he’s as down to earth, intelligent and thoughtful as he is. we all know he’s charismatic and funny (and talented) but something like this really shows why he’s worth rooting for.
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This is what I want out of Drive to Survive. This kind of insight into the drivers’ minds. Great interview, very well done and since we can’t get this from Netflix I’m glad you guys are doing it!
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Seeing this side of him actually comes as no surprise to me. Lando is an amazing human being, knew that since day one. So talented yet with his feet firmly on the ground. The more I know of him the more i respect and admire him really. SO proud of this young man. I'm sure he will achieve great things in the sport, he truly deserves it!
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Lando finally have his firsst win at miami gp! 🔥
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Rewatching this after listening to George’s, it makes you realise how differently people approach life. Lando seems to have had more of a nurturing relationship with his family, which to me makes him more relatable as a person. I’m excited to see them race each other in the future.
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The best interview of Lando I’ve ever seen due primarily to the time we had to see what a humble. terrific guy he is
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What I like about Lando is this interview is totally in character with everything else I've seen from him. Not same can be said for every guest.
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Spend even just a short amount of time watching Lando on something like him interacting with esports and his sim racing community. It's easy to quickly get a good measure of the young mans character. He is light hearted, warm, caring, fair, competitive and funny. Not to mention absolutely as quick as they come on track. 100% my favorite F1 driver.
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Loved it! It's really great to put focus on how they were brought up, and how it is that they ended up were they are today. Also, this podcast is called "the high performance podcast"... Daniel should have his episode too... given that he is a 'High performance Athlete, KI KI RRRA'
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How did these guys get Lando to not laugh his head off through the entire interview. Every single time I see Lando he is losing it with laughter. He’s gotta be the happiest person I’ve ever seen and he always makes everyone lose it around him. Don’t get me wrong, I love it but you guys did very well to actually get him chatting. He’s awesome. Love him. ❤❤❤❤❤
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what a good interview!. Lando is a such nice kid that is difficult to describe. He speaks and acts from his heart, truthfully and transparently, which show his honesty approach in life and racing. Congratulations to all!.
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I never knew Landos parents were rich, I just sort of presumed it - That being said, I never really put much thought to it. Lando does a great job of keeping 10 toes on the ground and still enjoy the life and luxuries that he is able to afford. A great example to future generations of how a person should carry them self.
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Lando is a very grounded young man, his win will come soon.
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I have always seen Lando as a very grounded and authentic human being, and this just emphasized what a special character he is, he has integrity, respect and happy to do the work needed, and always has good intentions. I can see why he and Carlos connect so well, they have the same values, and come from very grounded families. Thx. Loved this podcast.
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Fantastic to hear the more human side of a driver I really respect and have supported since his first season. Honestly, some of his answers made me look at what I do and think "You know... I could maybe change some stuff" Very insightful!
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That sochi race was heartbreaking for me too. I was cheering for lando. If the rain wasn't there, he would have won. You'll definitely get it lando, you're one heck of a driver đź‘Ť pls dont believe people that says otherwise.
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Such a great video really enjoyed seeing the mental struggles he's dealt with and also so interesting to see his point of view on the Russian GP. It was heart breaking as a fan but awesome to see that he learned from it!
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Great podcast, interesting to hear a different side of Lando.
