Norris caused Verstappen’s trophy to fall over and smash into pieces as he 🅰pulled off his trademark champagne-opening trick du🌼ring the podium celebrations in Hungary. 

The trophy, which is porcelain and hand-made, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:reportedly cost €40🏅,000 (£35,000) to make with a production time of approximately🎀 six months. 

Norris finished runner-up to Max Verstappen, who claimed hisꦓ seventh straight victory and helped Red Bull set a new F1 record of 12 successive wins. 

Red Bull team principal Horner couldn’t resist suggesting thღat it should be Norris who ultimately foots the bill. 

“I think it was firmly Lando’s fault that knocked it over apparꦆently,” Horner told the F1 Nation podcast. 

“I’ve just heard it’s about €60,000 euros worth of damage ꦏthat he’s done. And six months [to make] - so obviously I said, ‘send them the bill.’ It’s only💜 fair - he knocked it over.”

“I’m starting to think it’s something personal now,🌃” Horner joked, referring to the fact N𒐪orris also knocked over Verstappen's trophy at the British Grand Prix.  

Norris and Verstappen jokingly blamed each one for the i🦄ncident after the race.&n🅷bsp;

“Yeah, just hold ﷺit 🥂[Max],” Norris said. “It fell over I guess. Not my problem - it’s his.”

Verstappen responded: “You said it was my fault? I give yo🏅u a red cardꦛ. 

“I will go to Zak [Brown, McLaren CEO] because he has got some spare money f🎉or the personnel in the team, so he can spend it on a trophy.”