Norman Nato pens note after disappointing Endurance Championship outing, shares photos taken on his phone after forgetting it in garage

Formula E driver Norman Nato is back from Italy after participating in the World Endurance Championship. He took part in the 6 Hours of Imola race, where he finished in tenth position while driving for Hertz Team Jota. After the Sunday race, he penned a note reflecting on his experience in Imola. He also shared a series of candid pictures from the track, including some behind-the-scenes moments — one of which resembled a recent post by F1 driver Alex Albon.
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Taking to Instagram, Norman Nato posted a few pictures from Italy and wrote a caption summarizing his experience at the 6 Hours of Imola. He wrote: “Difficult weekend in Imola with P10 in race. Still early process with our new team, we keep learning. As always after a difficult one, we gonna analyse and make progress to come back stronger for the next one in Spa @cadillacvseries @jota_sport.”

Encouraging him, Cadillac’s official Instagram page commented: “Building and growing,” along with clapping emojis. A person he apparently met in Imola responded to the post: “What a weekend, still enjoyed it a lot! Thanks for taking so much time to chat, greatly appreciate it!”
Fans also chimed in with their support: “It'll be much better in Spa, keep pushing,” said one. Another wrote, “Superbe mon Nono,” praising his efforts. One quirky comment read: “Waiting for Norman to play padel with Max & Charles,” along with tennis, racing car and hour glass emojis.

In another light-hearted moment on Instagram, Norman shared a selfie taken by one of his teammates on his phone, captioned: “When you leave your phone in the garage while driving.” It echoed a recent post by Formula 1 driver Alex Albon, who had shared selfies taken on his phone after accidentally leaving it behind at a press conference.
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Currently, Norman is recuperating in Andorra, Western Europe. He recently posted a photo of himself skiing in the snow-clad hills. He is now gearing up for Round 6 of the Formula E Championship — a doubleheader scheduled for May 3–4 in Monaco, the iconic hub of car racing. Nato’s outing in Round 5 at Miami turned out to be disappointing, as he initially finished first but was demoted to sixth place due to a post-race penalty.