We want one for ourselves
by Drei Laurel
‘The choice to stay with McLaren was quite clear’
The 2021 season was a breakthrough year for Lando Norris. The young Brit began to look like world champion material in his third season in Formula 1, and by stepping up in such a big way-podiums, a pole position, and so
by Joe Holding
He has just signed a new four-year contract with McLaren’s F1 team
Lando Norris has signed on the dotted line of a new four-year contract with McLaren, keeping him in the Papaya Orange car until the end of 2025.Heading into his fourth full season in Formula 1, it's easy to forget
by Greg Potts
Place your bets
A month on from that crazy 2021 Formula 1 season finale-in which Max Verstappen was crowned world champion in Abu Dhabi-the dust has settled, everyone is enjoying the winter break, and the sport is at peace with itself.Of course,
by Joe Holding
McLaren completes the first one-two finish of the 2021 F1 season
It was a wild one at the Italian Grand Prix. For the first time since 2012, McLaren has finally tasted Formula 1 victory again-with a one-two finish at that.Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris lined up on the starting grid
His team-issued watch was stolen
Formula 1 driver Lando Norris had his watch stolen at Wembley following England's loss to Italy in the Euro 2020 final on the evening of July 11, McLaren Racing has confirmed."Thankfully, Lando was unharmed but he is understandably shaken," McLaren
by Vijay Pattni
No wonder McLaren has given him a new multi-year contract
It's the same story every year: Two hours of going through the motions and, at the end, some points are dished out. We're talking about the Monaco Grand Prix.And specifically, about the 21-year-old who finished third there
by Joe Holding
To be driven by Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo
Meet McLaren's new Formula 1 car. And perhaps more excitingly, McLaren's new Formula 1 driver lineup. Before you is the MCL35M plus the helmets of Lando Norris and his new teammate, Daniel Ricciardo.The mere addition of an M to
There’s more to the season than the Lewis Hamilton Show
Cast your mind back to March 2020, and you'll remember that there was rather a lot going on in the world. A deadly virus was sweeping the globe, and lockdowns, social distancing, and masks became part of everyday life. It was
by Joe Holding
Only it’s Bottas beating Hamilton this time around
Four months after the farce that was the abandoned Australian Grand Prix, Formula 1 finally returned to racing yesterday at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. As you'll know by now, Valtteri Bottas took the top spot on the podium after
by Greg Potts
You can watch them online
Most Formula 1 drivers, we suspect, are spending their days probably reading Top Gear or binge-watching on Netflix as they wait for the delayed new season to start. A couple of the newbies however, are still racing each other-online. And
An interview with McLaren's Lando Norris
Interview by Dan ReadWhen the lights go out for F1's curtain raiser in Melbourne this weekend, 19-year-old Lando Norris will become the youngest British driver ever to start a Grand Prix. He's also the youngest driver on this
by TopGear.com
