Lando Norris has revealed there was "interest from elsewhere" on the F1 grid before committing his long-term F1 future to McLaren.
It was announced on Saturday that the reigning world champion had agreed to a new contract to stay at Woking until 2030, with an option to further extend his stay well into what will be Norris's third decade with the team since his debut in 2019.
In the past, Norris has been heavily courted by Red Bull's former driver chief Helmut Marko, but there have been no serious discussions about the 26-year-old leaving the team he has helped to guide from also-rans to double world constructors' champions.
Norris confirmed that whilst there had been interest from other teams, he "didn't even have a look" at the proposals, knowing that his future was with McLaren.
