A docuseries on reigning F1 champion Lando Norris is in the works, with filming already on, as shown by the Brit on his social media.
There will be more OTT content from the F1 world, after McLaren's Norris confirmed a docuseries on his life – more on the personal side – on Prime Video. The Brit took to social media to confirm filming, showing the 'LN x Prime' tape. The working **** le of the series is 'Lando'.
It is set to be a three-part show that goes on air sometime in 2027, with Box to Box Films given the charge to direct the series. Tom Keeling, Warren Smith and Jon Smith are billed as the executive producers, while Clare Little in the series producer and Ben Phethean is the series director.
Prime Video's synopsis for the series goes as: "A docuseries offering a never-before-seen look at the current F1 World Champion: a man who is not only defending his crown but also giving unprecedented access to a more personal side of his life, and what matters to him beyond the racetrack."
After years of wait, Norris finally took the F1 drivers' **** le in 2025 after beating McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and Red Bull's Max Verstappen. The Brit became the first champion from McLaren since Lewis Hamilton did in 2008, joining an illustrious list.
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There will be more OTT content from the F1 world, after McLaren's Norris confirmed a docuseries on his life – more on the personal side – on Prime Video. The Brit took to social media to confirm filming, showing the 'LN x Prime' tape. The working **** le of the series is 'Lando'.
It is set to be a three-part show that goes on air sometime in 2027, with Box to Box Films given the charge to direct the series. Tom Keeling, Warren Smith and Jon Smith are billed as the executive producers, while Clare Little in the series producer and Ben Phethean is the series director.
Prime Video's synopsis for the series goes as: "A docuseries offering a never-before-seen look at the current F1 World Champion: a man who is not only defending his crown but also giving unprecedented access to a more personal side of his life, and what matters to him beyond the racetrack."
After years of wait, Norris finally took the F1 drivers' **** le in 2025 after beating McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and Red Bull's Max Verstappen. The Brit became the first champion from McLaren since Lewis Hamilton did in 2008, joining an illustrious list.
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