Norris McLaren future still unconfirmed
Lando Norris's McLaren future remains unconfirmed, while Formula1.com tracks 2027 seats and BBC Sport reports Rafael Camara will join Haas.
Lando Norris's McLaren future remains unconfirmed in the supplied reporting. Formula1.com recently reviewed how long current Formula 1 contracts run and looked at who is set for the 2027 grid and beyond, but no confirmed new Norris-McLaren deal was stated. Norris, born on 13 November 1999, is sixth in the 2026 drivers' championship on 201 points and has started 161 Grands Prix for McLaren, with 11 wins and 16 pole positions.
Elsewhere in the market, BBC Sport reported that Rafael Camara will join Haas for his Formula 1 debut in 2027. Away from racing, Motorsport.com reported that Norris has invested in Seat Unique, a UK-based ticketing and VIP experience company, and said Sky News reported the move was part of a £20 million financing round completed this year. That business development does not confirm any new McLaren contract.
- How long do the drivers’ current contracts last? - Formula1.com
- Brazilian Camara to join Haas for F1 debut in 2027 - BBC Sport
- Lando Norris's business empire explained: Quadrant, LN4 Fusion and Seat Unique - Motorsport.com