Norman Nato has shared a bunch of candid pictures from his life off the track, but without any cars in sight. The French driver reflected on the year gone by as he posted family moments, some featuring his Formula E friends, and a tonne of stunning glimpses from his multiple vacations. The Nissan driver made a conscious effort to keep the post completely devoid of racing cars in order to showcase the unseen side of his personal life away from motorsport.
Norman Nato shares his best 2025 moments with friends and family
Taking to Instagram, Norman Nato shared several pictures from 2025 and wrote, “Dump 25’. No racing cars in it for once,” along with a dancing man emoji.The first picture appears to be from a wedding that he attended with Charles Leclerc and a few other friends. Reacting to the post, one fan commented, “You need to get Max and Charles in the same photo.” Another fan wrote, “The men in suits are just epic.”There is also a lovely family picture featuring his parents, his wife, and his daughter Elina in the frame. The family moment is followed by a picture of his home, showcasing their Christmas tree this year. Nato had earlier shared pictures from Elina’s baptism ceremony back in October.The majority of the photo dump consists of stunning pictures from various scenic locations, including a few candid moments with his Formula E friends. One particular picture seems to be from Halloween, which shows Nato dressed as the Joker, with Mitch Evans and Stoffel Vandoorne posing behind him.Reacting to the post, one fan commented, “You end up beautifully.” Another follower jokingly complained, “Great photo dump, Norman, but a car is always a good photo.”
Norman Nato’s life on track
Norman Nato is currently competing in Formula E Season 12 as a full-time driver for Nissan, alongside Season 11 title winner Oliver Rowland. He also takes part in the Endurance Championship, in addition to being a factory driver for Cadillac and serving as a Reserve and Development Driver for Ferrari in Formula 1.Last season proved to be a dull one for Nato, as he managed to record one fastest lap and one pole position during the campaign but failed to convert either into a race victory. The 33-year-old French driver ultimately finished among the backmarkers in the Formula E World Championship standings.Also read: Antonio Felix Da Costa says family is the best part of Christmas as he shares festive pictures