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F1 star Norris tests positive for Covid-19

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F1 star Norris tests positive for Covid-19

F1 star Norris tests positive for Covid-19

RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOT LIST AND SCRIPT VIDEO SHOWS: FILE FOOTAGE OF MCLAREN DRIVER LANDO NORRIS.

SCREENGRABS OF STATEMENT POSTED TO TWITTER BY NORRIS SHOWS: WOKING, NEAR LONDON, ENGLAND, UK (


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