Formula One champion Lando Norris extends McLaren contract until 2030
Last season, 26-year-old Norris delivered McLaren's first drivers' title since Lewis Hamilton won it in 2008.
McLaren has extended its contract with world champion Lando Norris until at least 2030, keeping the 26-year-old at the Formula 1 team for the foreseeable future. Norris, who joined the team in 2019 as a junior driver, has won 13 grands prix, 18 poles, and 48 podiums during his tenure. In a statement, Norris expressed his excitement about the team's future and McLaren's achievement of championship status.
Team principal Andrea Stella praised Norris, calling him an exceptional driver with outstanding speed, maturity, and consistency. Stella highlighted Norris' role in bringing McLaren to the forefront of Formula 1, stating that his continued presence will provide valuable continuity and reinforce the team's confidence in their direction.
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