Norris sets up junior team to help drivers to F1
World champion Lando Norris is setting up his own junior team to support young drivers on their route to Formula 1.
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""I have the amazing opportunity to use the bonuses of what was my dream, use the people that I've met, the teams that I've been with and kind of all put it into a big bowl and try and help kind of give back and re-share it with other people and help other people achieve their dream.""
— Lando Norris , Athlete
""I've been really lucky to have some amazing people around me throughout my career, and I know that getting to Formula 1 takes so much more than just talent.""
— Lando Norris , Athlete
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World champion Lando Norris is setting up his own junior team to support young drivers on their route to Formula 1.
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