Shipper_Soprano
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When McLaren driver Lando Norris agrees to a gaming collab with Oscar Piastri a former up-and-coming driver turned star streamer he has no idea that a single meeting is about to change his life. Amidst the laughs, banter, and virtual races, an unexpected connection forms. But Oscar is keeping secrets: he’s a single dad to five-year-old Olivia, and he protects her privacy at all costs.
As Lando grows closer to Oscar and wins over little Olivia's heart, the trio must navigate the media's prying eyes and the intense pressure of keeping their personal lives out of the spotlight. Between quiet everyday moments and overwhelming emotions, they discover that happiness, love, and family can catch you completely off guard and that some races are worth winning off the track.
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- Part 6 of Landoscar Being Parents
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15 Jun 2026
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Lewis wins his first with Ferrari. Nico is there.
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15 Jun 2026
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"Lando," Oscar scolds, waving the note at him. "You were supposed to take these four hours ago."
"I'm sorry," Lando whispers, bringing the blankets up to his nose. He's not that sorry, really– I mean, look at what not taking his meds got him: Either Oscar 'Cool, calm and collected' Piastri fussing over him, or a very convincing hallucination of him.
or: post Brazil 2024 Lando gets a massive cold, so he has the brilliant idea to ask his teammate slash fuckbuddy slash guy he's in love with to help him
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14 Jun 2026
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I want to thank you (for giving me the best day of my life) by frannyy
Fandoms: Formula 1 RPF
14 Jun 2026
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Lewis wins in Barcelona and Nico is doing the post-race interview.
Lewis decides he had enough of hiding. He wants to show his love. In the middle of the interview. What could go wrong?
(Everything goes right.)
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14 Jun 2026
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In which Lando stumbles across an article claiming that sex before a race boosts performance—and, in the name of science (and maybe desperation), ropes Oscar into trying it.
It works. Too well.
What starts as a pre-race ritual turns into something they can’t stop needing, even when the helmets come off and the emotions start creeping in.
They’re winning races, breaking records, and maybe breaking each other in the process.
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13 Jun 2026