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Lando Norris has launched LN4 Fusion, a multi-championship junior race team, with aims to nurture young drivers from karting to potential Formula One, and to back them financially via the LN4 Legacy Programme. The project will compete in F3, Italian F4, and FIA Formula Regional European Championship in 2027, with a view to entering Formula 2 in the future.
Mercedes are limiting upgrades under the 2026 cost cap while rivals press ahead, widening the performance gap at the front. Norris has won twice in a row for McLaren, with Antonelli leading the standings and Russell close behind. Monza looms as a crucial test for Ferrari, McLaren, and Mercedes.
Alpine has extended Franco Colapinto’s contract through 2028, keeping the Argentine driver alongside Pierre Gasly. Colapinto has earned a career-best sixth at the Canadian Grand Prix and sits on 19 points this season as Alpine solidifies its driver lineup amid a push to improve performance.
Lando Norris has extended his McLaren contract to at least 2030, with a multi-year option beyond that date. The deal follows Norris’s back-to-back wins and McLaren’s push to return to the front of Formula 1 after a difficult start to the season.
Lando Norris has co-founded LN4 Fusion to run a pathway for young drivers through F3, Italian F4 and the Formula Regional European Championship, with plans to enter Formula 2 in the future. He will remain closely involved and has also launched the LN4 Legacy Programme to back talented, underfunded juniors.