The McLaren duo Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris are two of the biggest jokesters on the F1 grid. They are always up for a good time and are constantly amusing people with their wit. This time around, it was the turn of Max Verstappen to be on the receiving end of their antics.

Recently a clip of Daniel and Lando has gone viral where they poke fun at the Red Bull driver. The clip starts with Norris singing the “Let’s go Lando” by the Pitstop boys. After he’s done singing the song, which ends with a question, “Why is he not Dutch?”, Norris points out that he is Flemish.

This gets Ricciardo thinking, and he points out that Max’s mother is Flemish. This prompts the Australian to say, “I don’t think Max is even Dutch”. Norris was in agreement with his teammate and said, “He’s not”

Ricciardo then proceeds to say, “We’re calling him out live”, and both Daniel and Lando scream “Liar”. To top it all off, Ricciardo clarifies, “We’re not saying lion, we’re saying, Liar”.

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Do their accusations hold any base? Who knows? But for now, Max has the full support of his Orange army behind him as he leads the Championship comfortably. At this rate, the Pitstop boys will have to come up with a new hit single for their fellow Dutchman.

 Who are F1’s musical phenoms “The Pitstop boys”?

The Pitstop Boys is a Dutch musical group formed by Rob Toonen, Marco Mars, and Jeroen Hilgenberg. The trio debuted with their hit single “Super Max” to commemorate Max Verstappen’s victory at the 2016 Spanish GP.

Since then, the song has gone on to amass almost 8 million views on YouTube. The Pitstop boys channel also has 43K subscribers. In the meantime they have released 2 more singles “Super Max! Yo Hé, Yo Hó!” and “Let’s go Lando”.

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Hopefully, the Pitstop Boys continue to create such bangers for the fans. They have truly become F1’s musical sensations with both the fans and drivers alike.