Lando Norris explains staying to achieve F1 success at McLaren and not trying to join Max Verstappen at Red Bull, F1 News

Lando Norris explains reasons for extended McLaren stay: I dont think Id ever be scared of going against anyone, but even if you enter a team, are you in a position to challenge someone straight away and are comfortable to do that? I think its a no for any driver.
Lando Norris has outlined why extending his stay at McLaren is the best move for his ultimate career ambitions.
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Sky Sports News' Craig Slater sits down with Lando Norris to discuss his decision to commit his future to McLaren with a new multi-year deal.
Lando Norris says he did discuss his F1 future with other teams but believes McLaren have proved they can rival the likes of Red Bull very soon.
Lando Norris believes McLaren can help him fulfil his F1 goals and signing a contract extension was not a tough decision.
Following the news that McLaren have signed a multi-year contract extension with Lando Norris beyond 2025, take a look back at the 24-year-old's most memorable drives in his career so far.

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