nuAug 28, 2026, 09:21

Prime Video to produce documentary on Formula 1 driver Lando Norris

Prime Video is producing a documentary about Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris, focusing on his life outside of racing. The film is expected to be released on the streaming platform next year.

Prime Video has announced plans to produce a documentary focused on Formula 1 driver Lando Norris. The project aims to provide fans with an intimate look at the 26-year-old Brit's life away from the racing circuit, showcasing moments that typically remain unseen by the public. Norris, who secured his first world championship title last year driving for McLaren, noted that the production will be significantly more extensive than the content he creates for his own social media channels.

Currently, Norris holds the fourth position in the world championship standings, trailing Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli by 83 points. This announcement follows his recent victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, an event marked by the early retirement of Max Verstappen. Fans can anticipate the release of the documentary on the Prime Video streaming platform sometime next year as it chronicles the high-stakes world of elite motorsport from a personal perspective.

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