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Lando Norris agrees new deal until at least 2030 with ‘second family’ McLaren

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Lando Norris agrees new deal until at least 2030 with ‘second family’ McLaren

Norris: ‘I want my whole career to be with McLaren’ F1 title holder says other teams have approached him Lando Norris has said he would like to see out his career with McLaren, as the defending Formula One world champion announced he has agreed a multi-year deal until at least 2030 with the team he described as like “a second family”.

The 26-year-old, who won his first F1 title last season , joined McLaren to make his debut in the sport in 2019.

He has been with them ever since and his current contract was due to run until the end of this year.

Norris emphasised that he had not countenanced leaving McLaren and had made no approaches toward other teams – although some had made advances towards him.

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