Jimmy Butler, the “Mystic” Accurately predicted the victory of Lando Norris in the Miami Grand Prix

Jimmy Butler, an NBA player, has become a Nostradamus after properly picking the Miami Grand Prix winner.

“Lando Norris I called this s***,” Butler said as the caption for a photo he posted on Instagram.

A photo of the message was also published by Formula One’s official account on social networking site X (previously Twitter).

“Mystic Jimmy called it,” the Formula One message said.

Butler even included a video in which he was heard declaring the victor of the Miami Grand Prix to be McLaren driver Norris.

Butler has already been to the 2019 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, where he had a great time hanging out with Norris.

Butler was shown around the course at a very high pace by the McLaren driver, who was 19 at the time. But Butler would subsequently give some amusing responses.

“As I often say, I dislike moving quickly. I like to move slowly. I don’t drive a quick, little automobile; I drive a huge one. That’s probably the reason I don’t drive these vehicles,” Buttler had said, according to The Sun.

After winning his maiden Formula One race on Sunday, Norris’ Miami Grand Prix of this year proved to be an incredible one.

Max Verstappen, the world champion, lost to Norris in his 110th race for McLaren by more than seven seconds. Charles Leclerc of Ferrari completed the top three with a third-place result.

It’s almost time, huh? On Friday, I realized we had the pace.We were able to assemble it today. We executed the ideal plan, and it all paid out,” Norris said.

I suppose that many folks had doubts about me along the way. Over the course of my little career of five years, I’ve made a lot of errors, but today we came together as a team, so this is all for the team. I stayed with McLaren because I could and did believe in them, and today validated that belief,” he said.

This was Butler and the Miami Heat’s first postseason departure before the conference finals since 2021; therefore, their NBA experience was not productive. In Game 5, the Boston Celtics defeated the Miami Heat 118-84 to go to the Eastern Conference playoffs.