Prime Video will debut a three‑part Lando Norris documentary series in 2027, capturing the 2026 championship defence and the race‑star’s life outside the circuit.
Beyond the Grid: A Personal Lens
The series, named Lando, offers unprecedented access to the 26‑year‑old’s routines. Viewers will follow him from holiday antics with friends to quiet moments with family and the thrill of winning his first Grand Prix of the season.
Opening on his early karting days in Bristol, the narrative draws connections to idols such as Valentino Rossi, highlighting his relentless pursuit of both fun and triumph.
Behind the Scenes: Production Credits
Box to Box Films, the London studio behind Netflix’s Drive to Survive, is producing Lando with director Ben Phethean and producer Clare Little. Executive producers Tom Keeling, Warren Smith and Jon Smith oversee the project.
Norris’s Perspective on the Series
“I’m really excited to be doing this with Prime Video… I’ve already filmed for a while and have had a lot of fun,” the champion said. “This is going to give people more access than ever before to my life away from racing.”
Norris routinely shares behind‑the‑scenes moments through his YouTube vlog LandoLOG, yet the Prime Video series is aimed at revealing a deeper, day‑to‑day view of the driver’s life.
With its 2027 release, the documentary will present a nuanced look at a championship‑winning season and the personal world that fuels the sport’s brightest young talent.
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