Lando Norris Docuseries Is Coming To Prime Video
The three-part project offers unprecedented access to the reigning F1 world champion’s life on and off the track.
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Prime Video has officially announced a three-part docuseries following reigning Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris
Produced by Box to Box Films the project captures the 26-year-old driver defending his title while detailing his personal life
The docuseries is currently in production and is scheduled to premiere globally next year
Prime Video has officially greenlit a three-part docuseries centered on reigning Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris. The upcoming project—currently operating under the working title Lando—promises unprecedented access to the 26-year-old British driver’s personal life beyond the paddock.
Produced by Box to Box Films, the series follows Norris as he defends his championship crown while offering an intimate look at his world leading up to his 27th birthday. The narrative traces his career path from his early karting days in Bristol through his rise in global motorsport, juxtaposing the high-stakes pressure of Grand Prix racing with candid moments alongside friends and family.
Norris remains actively involved in the development of the project, which is executive produced by Tom Keeling, Warren Smith, and Jon Smith. Clare Little serves as series producer, with Ben Phethean directing the three-part feature.
The untitled Lando Norris docuseries is scheduled to premiere globally on Prime Video next year.
