Lando Norris

Two days after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Lando Norris said Franco Colapinto should be banned for causing a multi-car crash at a safety car restart. The Alpine driver's actions drew sharp criticism from the world champion.

Two days after their Baku Grand Prix collision, Franco Colapinto reacted to Lando Norris' controversial suggestion that some drivers don't deserve F1 seats, with Norris calling for a ban.

Carlos Sainz received a five-place grid penalty for speeding under yellow flags during qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The FIA issued a summons and warning, with the penalty confirmed by recent coverage.

A social post noted Lando Norris's 46th consecutive Q3 appearance, tying fifth-best in F1 history. Other items recalled Lewis Hamilton's 100th win in 2021 and Fernando Alonso's 2005 title, all historical milestones rather than fresh news.

Lando Norris apologised to Franco Colapinto for demanding a race ban after their Azerbaijan Grand Prix collision. The apology came days after the incident, with Norris sending a message to the Alpine driver.

Pierre Gasly took a shock pole position for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix at Monza, ahead of Lando Norris. Qualifying coverage from Friday highlights the surprise result and sets the grid for the race.

Lance Stroll received a formal FIA warning for impeding Lando Norris during Free Practice 2 at the Italian Grand Prix, after Norris called the move dangerous. The stewards summoned Stroll before issuing the warning.

Pierre Gasly led Q1 at Saturday's Italian Grand Prix qualifying, ahead of Max Verstappen and Lando Norris. Both Ferraris advanced to Q3, while Kimi Antonelli faces a grid penalty.

Lando Norris announced his own junior single-seater team, LN4 Fusion, and the LN4 Legacy driver programme, aiming to support underfunded talent through the FIA ladder. The team will compete from 2027, with former Prema staff involved.

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris signed long-term contract extensions, locking in elite F1 seats. New reports reveal Norris's salary increase, while analysis suggests a quiet 'silly season' ahead as top driver moves are unlikely.

McLaren's Zandvoort upgrades, which helped Lando Norris win back-to-back races, are analysed ahead of Monza. Autosport details the underlying performance boost, while Haas confirms its own upgrades for Italy.

Reigning Formula 1 champion Lando Norris signed a four-year contract extension with McLaren, keeping him at the team until the end of 2030. He expressed pride in potentially spending his entire F1 career with the Woking outfit, discussing his long-term future in recent interviews.

Motorsport.com and Sky Sports F1 published updated guides to every Formula 1 driver's contract length as of 2026, detailing who is signed through which season and potential future moves. The articles cover all teams and drivers, including Lando Norris's recent McLaren extension to 2030.

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella said Oscar Piastri's recent pace deficit to Lando Norris is technical, not psychological. The comments follow analysis of Piastri's performance, with Mark Webber's managerial influence also discussed.

Reigning F1 champion Lando Norris announced a three-part Prime Video docuseries, produced by Box to Box Films, tracking his 2026 title defence. The series, working title 'Lando', is scheduled for release in 2027.

Lando Norris won Sunday's final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort for McLaren, with Andrea Kimi Antonelli second. Newest items recap the race's key moments and winners/losers, while results confirm Antonelli extended his championship lead over George Russell.

Lando Norris won Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix, with McLaren now seen as a title threat. Norris jokingly hoped Mercedes gets disqualified in Las Vegas and forgets to pit in Qatar, as he trails in the championship.

Lando Norris pipped George Russell to pole for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix, while Russell had earlier won Saturday's sprint from Charles Leclerc and Norris. Kimi Antonelli qualified third.

Charles Leclerc overtakes Lando Norris for second place in the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix sprint race, using different energy deployment strategies to pass the McLaren driver.

George Russell led every lap to win Saturday's Dutch Grand Prix sprint at Zandvoort, converting pole into a commanding victory ahead of Lando Norris, with rain arriving on the final lap.

Kimi Antonelli led the sole Dutch Grand Prix practice at Zandvoort, beating Lando Norris and George Russell. The Mercedes driver set the fastest lap as F1 returned from its summer break, with Red Bull struggling.

Lando Norris secured pole position for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix in a rain-affected qualifying. He later joked about having the 'biggest balls' and clarified his sarcastic radio comment about his best lap, adding humour to the result.