ADELE joked she would say “f***ing hurry up, come in” to Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri after meeting the McLaren duo at their HQ.

The British singer swapped the mic for Mission Control as Norris, Piastri, Zak Brown and Andrea Stella showed her around the team’s Woking base.

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Adele visited McLaren’s team base Credit: McLaren

She chatted to world champion Lando Norris Credit: McLaren

Adele met Zak Brown in his office Credit: McLaren

The singer tried out the simulator with Oscar Piastri Credit: McLaren

Adele visited with her teenage son for an access-all-areas tour of the factory as she revealed they are both utterly obsessed with F1.

The trip included a visit to Mission Control with Team Principal Stella, where she dipped her toes in a new role as Race Engineer.

The Grammy award winning singer also had the opportunity to set a lap time on the racing simulator in the Gaming Studio with the guidance of Piastri.

Norris said: “I could take you on a hot lap one time.” To which Adele replied: “F***ing great!”

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She added: “I like a plain and simple 40mph.”

When Norris asked her about McLaren’s Technology Centre base, she replied: “I love it. I felt like I was arriving into space.”

When chatting to Brown in his office, Adele said: “My son is really into karting. I don’t know many teenagers now that have an actual passion, so I’m really trying to encourage him.”

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“I didn’t expect to bond with my son over something like this. We like argue about drivers!”

The Rolling in The Deep singer then spent time with engineer guru Stella on a mock up pit wall and sung Britney into headset.

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Adele joked she would shout: “F***ing hurry up, come in, quick now, it’s time! Otherwise we’re going to lsoe” if she was calling a driver into the pits.

During Adele’s simulator session with Piastri, she admitted she had gone 108 miles per hour, to which the Aussie driver cheekily replied: “I won’t ask where.”

Norris is currently fifth in the driver’s standings, one point behind Piastri in fourth place ahead of this weekend’s British Grand Prix and sprint race.

Adele is reportedly gearing up to shock the music world by making a comeback – and is already hard at work in London after flying back from LA.