Lando Norris Tops Max Verstappen in Singapore Grand Prix

This is my first of three posts on the results for this race:

Lando Norris Tops Max Verstappen in Singapore Grand Prix
The Extreme “Pi” Riddle for the Singapore GP
The Passing of Mercury Morris and His Head Coach Don Shula

Singapore celebrates its national holiday annually on the 9th of August, 9/08 as it would be written in that country:

This was Norris’s third win. He picked up his first career victory earlier this year at the Miami Grand Prix.

98 flipped upside-down is 86

Norris was born in 1999. It’s been 999 days since the death of John Madden, which was so connected to the numerology of Mercury, it’s actually a bit ridiculous.

Mercury Morris

Yesterday, I joined in on a live stream on Kodi’s channel. At the beginning of the show, I explain how there’s been a significant riddle involving the city of Miami recently. We also discuss how Sunday is the Mercurial birthday of Donald Trump.

Last week’s assassination attempt on Trump occurred in the Miami area just after Tua Tagovailoa, the quarterback of the Miami Dolphins, may have been forced into early retirement. Earlier this week, Shohei Ohtani made Major League Baseball history in Miami.

Early this morning, news broke that former Miami Dolphins running back Mercury Morris has passed away:

Mercury is the Roman god of transportation. This is relevant to the theme I’ve been talking about with the Singapore Grand Prix, which was synced to the turbulence event on a Singapore Airlines flight back in May.

Although Max Verstappen had a far better weekend than anyone (but me) expected, it was Lando Norris who took the checkered flag. Lando’s first victory came earlier this year at the Miami Grand Prix.

Lando was born on the 317th day of the year:

McLaren has now won five races this season, vaulting them past Red Bull into the lead of the Constructor’s Championship. The British team’s CEO is American-born Zak Brown.