Carlos Sainz has taken his close friendship with Lando Norris to the next level after he copied the McLaren star by breaking a trophy of his own whilst on the podium.
The Spaniard managed to claim victory in a special Netflix event, alongside American golfer Justin Thomas ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
The Netflix Cup was the first live sports event for the streaming service, and it featured a crossover between golf and F1, bringing a collaboration of two of its hit shows, 'Drive to Survive' and 'Full Swing'.
Hosted ahead of this weekend's inaugural Las Vegas GP, competitors took part in a race around the Wynn Golf Club playing a high-speed version of golf.
They were presented with a trophy and champagne on a podium by Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos and Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei, but it didn't all go to plan for Sainz, who hilariously dropped the trophy over his shoulder, smashing it into various pieces.
Norris himself played in the Netflix Cup, alongside Rickie Fowler.
The other two pairings featured Pierre Gasly taking part with Tony Finau (after two-time major winner Colin Morikawa had to withdraw with an injury) and Alex Albon playing alongside Max Homa.
After the event, McLaren teased their driver over on social media, suggesting that Sainz's trophy destruction may have led to unwelcome flashbacks for Norris.