Reigning Formula 1 champion Lando Norris is set to give fans an unprecedented glimpse into his world with a new three-part documentary series on Prime Video, scheduled for release in 2027.
The project, currently titled Lando, is produced by Box to Box Films, the London-based company behind Netflix's Formula 1: Drive to Survive. While it will follow Norris's 2026 campaign as he defends his title, the core focus is his life away from the track. The official synopsis promises "unprecedented access to a more personal side of his life."
From his early days karting in Bristol, inspired by idols like Valentino Rossi, to the pinnacle of motorsport at just 26, the series captures both the highs and quiet moments. Viewers will see holidays with friends, family time, the thrill of winning his first GP of the season, and the weight of global fame.

Norris, already known for his LandoLOG YouTube vlogs, says this series goes deeper. "I already share a lot, but this will give people more access than ever before to my life away from racing," he said. "I've been really involved, so hopefully people will enjoy seeing more behind the scenes."
Directed by Ben Phethean and produced by Clare Little, with Tom Keeling, Warren Smith, and Jon Smith as executive producers, the docuseries is a bold move for Norris to connect with fans on a more intimate level. McLaren's star is clearly ready to let the world in—expect a mix of fun, intensity, and authenticity when it lands.



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