Everything We Know About Formula 1 Driver Lando Norris' Documentary

Lando Norris has just confirmed that a documentary series on him is coming to Prime Video in 2027.

The reigning Formula 1 world champion announced the project on social media yesterday, revealing that cameras had been trailing him through much of the 2026 season. The series promises a more personal account of his life than anything he has put out himself, built on the access he has granted the production team across an entire year.

The documentary currently carries the working title, Lando, and will run across three parts when it premieres in 2027. Prime Video has not yet locked an exact date. It is being produced by Box to Box Films, the London studio behind Netflix's Drive to Survive. The news broke just days after Netflix confirmed a ninth season of the Formula 1 reality series.

Prime Video's official synopsis says that the show will cover the aftermath of Norris' 2025 World Driver's Champion victory, and him defending his title this season will form the bulk of the show. That said, do expect to see more about his life beyond the paddock, tracing his path from his early karting days in Bristol to where he sits now.

Norris will not be the first world champion to get this treatment. Max Verstappen has been the subject of several projects, most notably Anatomy of a Champion, a three-part Viaplay series that traced his 2022 title-winning season alongside the harder story of his childhood and his relationship with his father, Jos. Fernando Alonso's two-season Prime Video series, Fernando, followed his career outside Formula 1, from the Indianapolis 500 to the Dakar Rally, before turning to document his return to the championship with Alpine.

Tom Keeling, Warren Smith and Jon Smith from Box Box Films are listed as executive producers, Clare Little is producing, and Ben Phethean (Britain's Busiest Airport: Heathrow) is directing. Filming is running across the 2026 season, following Norris on and off the track as he approaches his 27th birthday.

Norris is no stranger to documenting his life. His YouTube series LandoLOG has given fans glimpses behind the scenes for years, and he has already featured prominently in Drive to Survive. That said, he was careful to draw a line between his self-shot footage and what this new series will offer, saying it would be "way bigger, way better" than what fans have seen on YouTube and on Drive to Survive.