Lando Norris has locked in his future with McLaren through 2030, signing a four-year extension that could cement him as a one-team lifer. The 26-year-old, who won the 2025 title, says he'd be "proud" to spend his entire F1 career at Woking—the only team he's ever driven for. "They are the only team I've ever been with, and the team that I love and I call this place my home," Norris told Sky Sports. He's less certain about matching the longevity of Alonso or Hamilton, dismissing the idea of racing into his 40s for now. "It's a big ask to get to 30, so we'll see," he said. The extension banks on McLaren's ability to keep delivering championship-level machinery. Norris currently sits fourth in the standings with back-to-back wins at Hungary and the Netherlands, betting that the team that gave him his first title can deliver more.
Read the full story at Motorsport.comLANDO NORRIS DISCUSSES LONG-TERM MCLAREN FUTURE AFTER COMMITTING TO 2030
Lando Norris has locked in his future with McLaren through 2030, signing a four-year extension that could cement him as a one-team lifer. The 26-year-old, who won the 2025 title, says he'd be "proud" to spend his entire F1 career at Woking—the only team he's ever driven for. "They are the only team I've ever been with, and the team that I love and I call this place my home," Norris told Sky Sports. He's less certain about matching the longevity of Alonso or Hamilton, dismissing the idea of racing into his 40s for now. "It's a big ask to get to 30, so we'll see," he said. The extension banks on McLaren's ability to keep delivering championship-level machinery. Norris currently sits fourth in the standings with back-to-back wins at Hungary and the Netherlands, betting that the team that gave him his first title can deliver more.
