Current Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris is set to get his own docuseries, launching on Prime Video in 2027.

The McLaren driver announced on social media that he has partnered with the streaming service to give fans an "unprecedented" behind-the-scenes look at his life on and off the track.

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The three-part series is currently operating under the working title Lando and will be produced by Box to Box Films, the company behind Drive to Survive.

"It's going to be taking you well into depth about my life, about my whole life away from the racetrack, so the stuff that you never really see," Norris said.

He added: "This is my chance to get to share more of that with you because you're always there supporting me every single weekend. So you pretty much are the reason I do all of this and I'm just very excited to share this all with you."

Referring to the support of his fans, Norris said the series would offer a more personal look at his life away from F1.

Prime Video says the series will explore the realities of modern F1, shedding light on both the racing and the mental and emotional pressures that come with competing at the sport's highest level.

Beyond the announcement, few details about the series have been released, with further information expected closer to its 2027 debut.