Lando Norris leaves reporter stunned with bizarre ‘f***ing in the kitchen’ comment during live interview

LANDO NORRIS left a reporter baffled after giving an X-rated interview following his Dutch Grand Prix win. The reigning Formula One champ pipped Mercedes rivals Kimi Antonelli and George Russell to claim back-to-back race wins. Lando Norris gave an X-rated interview while revealing what Dutch phrases he knows Credit: X The 26-year-old continued his hot-streak after also winning the Hungarian Grand Prix last month. The McLaren star was in good spirits after his latest win in Zandvoort and joked with one reporter in his press conference. Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! Norris – who has a Belgian mother – understands some Belgian phrases and had a hilarious conversation with one journalist. The reporter said he “took his hat off to him” in Belgian and Norris replied saying “thank you” in the same language . Norris was then asked what other Dutch words he knew and replied: “Ah, Neuken in de keuken!” The phrase translates to “f***ing in the kitchen”, which left the interviewer in stitches. The journalist asked: “You know what that means right?” Norris added: “Is that right, or not? What else do you need to know?” Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK Lando Norris was in good spirits after claiming back-to-back wins at the Dutch Grand Prix Credit: Getty His press officer Harry then asked what he said and Norris replied: “You don’t know? Don’t tell him. He’s never done it.” Norris then discussed his win in Belgium and and admitted he had “lost motivation” before the race amid his slow start to the season. He re-ignited his title charge after his successive wins and is now fourth and 83 points behind leader Antonelli. Norris said: “It is nice to win the final race here. In general, this has always been a good circuit for me. “The pace was very strong today. After Saturday’s race (the sprint race), I certainly didn’t have high expectations. “I had lost my motivation a bit, because it hurt to see how difficult we were finding it. “But today, as soon as I was on the hard tires, my pace was very good and I felt much more comfortable, so I could at least attack. “It was good. I made the most of my opportunities. A good strategy, with good pit stops and good decisions from the team. “And the fact that I won the last race here in Zandvoort makes it even more special. So I am very happy.” And he insisted the “fight is still on” after holding off Antonelli to claim his massive victory. He told his team: “Let’s keep pushing! It’s not easy. Thanks for the hard work. Let’s keep bringing upgrades. Let’s keep bringing performance. The fight is still on. Let’s keep going.” Comment now