Lando Norris commits future to McLaren in new four-year deal

Lando Norris will remain with McLaren until at least the end of the 2025 Formula 1 season after signing a new four-year contract extension. 
Lando Norris (GBR) McLaren in qualifying parc ferme.
Lando Norris (GBR) McLaren in qualifying parc ferme.
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Norris joined McLaren’s junior programme in 2017 at the age of 17 and made his F1 debut with the team two years late🅺r.  

McLaren announced last year it had exercised its option to extend💮 Norris’ contract on a “multi-year” basis and on Wednesday the team confirmed it had agreed a new four-year deal running through to the end of 2025.&nb🐻sp;

The extension further strengthen’s the partnership between McLaren and Norris, with the 22-year-🥂old committing his long-term future to the Woking-based ﷽outfit. 

“Teams are about people, and I love the people and feel at home at McLaren,” said Norris🦋. “I have grown up in this team and I’m part of this journey we’re all on. 

“Last season was another great step, both in my career and the team’s performance, and I see and feel all the work, investment, and commitment for the team to be in a positi😼on to challenge for wins and titles in𝐆 the future. 

“This all gives me huge confidence looking forward, so it was a natural decision to extend our relationship for the next fe♔w years.” 

Norris commits F1 future to McLaren in new four-year deal

Norris is considered to bಌe one of F1’s brightest talents and produced an outstanding 2021 campaign in just his third full-season in the sport. 

The British youngster claimed four podi🅰ums, including second place behind McLaren teammate Daniel Ricciardo at Monza, on his way to fi𒉰nishing sixth in last year’s world championship standings, marking his best result in F1.

Norris scored his first pole position at the Russian Grand Prix but agonisingly missed out on a maiden victory ✅in Sochi when he elected to stay out on slicks durinᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚg a late rain shower that turned the race on its head. 

Norris commits F1 future to McLaren in new four-year deal

McLaren’s seni🧸or leadership team - including team principal Andreas Seidl and CEO Zak Brown - have also agreed “long-term” commitments in line with Norris’ deal. 

“The opportunity to extend our relationship 🐼with Lando reflect not only our commitment but our belief and confidence in his talent,” said Seidಞl. 

“It is also a strongꦓ sign of trust and commitment from Lando in us as a team and our journey to w🧸orld championship contention. Lando has shown impressive growth as a Formula 1 driver over the past four years and has been an instrumental part of the team’s momentum and performance trajectory. 

“We are still on our journey to fight at the front and Lando is a key element of 🎀oꦬur plan, so to lock him into place, alongside Daniel and our senior leadership, gives us stability and continuity as we build towards our ultimate shared goal of world championships.” 

McLaren will reveal its MCL36 car for♏ thওe upcoming 2022 season at its Woking headquarters on Friday. 

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