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Lando Norris sets sights on 2027 Prime Video docuseries
Reigning Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris has announced a three-part documentary series with Prime Video, produced by Box to Box Films.
By Lesley Bakker - 2026-08-27T15:57:34.000Z - 2 min read
Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris is stepping back into front-of-camera territory with a newly announced documentary project slated for streaming on Prime Video. The three-part series, operating under the working title Lando, has an expected release window of 2027. Production duties have been assigned to Box to Box Films, the London-based company well known for shaping the behind-the-scenes aesthetic of Netflix series Drive to Survive.
The McLaren driver revealed the collaboration through his social media channels, positioning the project as a window into his existence beyond the grand prix paddock. While exact release dates and comprehensive episode schedules remain unconfirmed at this stage, the production is designed to track elements of his ongoing campaign as he defends his world title in the current racing year.
Streaming executives and production partners have outlined a scope intended to capture the realities of competing at the pinnacle of motorsport. According to platform disclosures, the series will investigate the psychological and emotional demands athletes face when performing under elite pressure, alongside the standard demands of a rigorous grand prix schedule.
Speaking to his supporters via digital channels, the reigning champion emphasised that the project aims to expose sides of his routine that rarely feature in standard weekend broadcasts. The narrative will lean heavily into his life away from the racetrack, offering viewers an intimate view of personal routines and moments typically shielded from public scrutiny.
The partnership marks a notable commercial and media venture for the British driver, placing him at the centre of a dedicated sports documentary format outside of established championship-wide programmes. By teaming up with the production outfit responsible for changing how mainstream audiences consume motorsport culture, the project inherits an established blueprint for sports storytelling.
Beyond the initial confirmation of the three-part structure, production partners have kept further specifics under wraps. Additional details concerning the project rollout, exact launch dates, and wider contributor lineups are expected to emerge closer to the eventual 2027 premiere on the streaming service.