Rabat – Prime Video and F1’s Lando Norris have officially announced a three-part documentary series on reigning Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris.
Currently in production under the working title “Lando,” the series will follow the 26-year-old British driver as he defends his title and approaches his 27th birthday.
Produced by Box to Box Films, it promises rare access to Norris’ life both on and off the track. The show traces his journey from karting in Bristol to the top of F1, balancing Grand Prix pressure with personal moments alongside friends and family.
Norris is directly involved in the project. Executive producers are Tom Keeling, Warren Smith, and Jon Smith. Clare Little is series producer and Ben Phethean directs.
The docuseries is currently filming. No exact release date yet, but it’s set to premiere globally on Prime Video next year.
“I’m really excited to be doing this with Prime Video. We’ve already been filming for a while and I’ve had a lot of fun with it. I share a lot online already,” Norris announced on Instagram.
“But this gives people access to my life away from racing like never before. I’ve been really hands-on throughout, so hopefully people enjoy seeing what goes on behind the scenes. I can’t wait for everyone to see it next year,” Norris added
The official synopsis started by describing how for Norris, racing started as joy in a Bristol kart, and with icons like Rossi in mind, Lando climbed through talent, ambition and authenticity.
Now, as a 26-year-old world champion, the series tracks him over the summer. Viewers get inside his world beyond the paddock.
From family and friends to the high of a first GP win of the year, and what it really means to carry the pressure of being one of sport’s biggest stars.
