What F1’s ‘long-term’ contracts tell us about drivers

What F1’s ‘long-term’ contracts tell us about drivers

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Both Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc announced they would be staying with their respective teams, but neither specified any specific length for their contracts. To understand why, you can look towards a famous football manager that has just cut short his contract.

The contract extensions of Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris hint at long-term deals, possibly until 2026 or 2029, but the language used implies flexibility. Both drivers are products of their respective team’s driver academy programs, similar to how Liverpool football club trusted Jurgen Klopp’s judgment on when to leave. The “long-term” element allows both parties to focus on their goals without the pressure of speculation. With upcoming regulation changes in Formula 1, teams have the opportunity to disrupt the current order, and both McLaren and Ferrari have the confidence to catch up to the leaders. If either team fails to deliver, there is trust between the team and driver to consider alternatives.

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