Lando Norris calls for stronger action against online abuse in F1
ESPN F1 • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 1:04 PM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
Lando Norris has urged Formula 1 and social media platforms to take more decisive actions to address online abuse. His call comes after he received a flood of negative messages following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix held last weekend. The ongoing issue of harassment affects not only drivers but also their mental well-being and the sport's reputation. Norris's comments highlight the urgent need for change in how online abuse is managed in the motorsport community.
- •Norris received numerous abusive messages after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
- •He demands more proactive measures from F1 and social media companies.
- •The call to action aims to protect drivers and improve mental health support.
- •Norris's remarks emphasize ongoing issues with harassment in motorsport.
- 1:41 PMESPN F1 — Norris calls for action to tackle online abuse
"Lando Norris has called on Formula 1 and social media companies to do more to combat online abuse after the torrent of messages he received following last weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
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