Metro Supply Chain has become an official partner of LN4 Fusion, the new multi-series junior single-seater organisation co-founded by Lando Norris.
The logistics business says its branding will appear on LN4 Fusion cars and garage walling across the series the team contests from 2027. Commercial terms and the duration of the agreement were not disclosed.
Logistics company backs a new entrant
Metro Supply Chain operates third-party logistics services across North America and the United Kingdom. The company reports more than 190 sites and 22.5 million square feet of operating space, but the announcement does not specify which of those facilities or services will support the race programme.
LN4 Fusion has announced plans for FIA Formula 3, Italian Formula 4 and Formula Regional European competition, alongside a developing British operation. Its Formula 2 participation remains an expectation stated by the organisation rather than a confirmed championship entry.
Metro Supply Chain says its branding was present on the cars shown at the LN4 Fusion launch and will continue across the programme. The partnership gives the new team an identifiable logistics-sector backer at an early stage of its commercial development.
Operational detail remains to follow
The partnership is relevant beyond branding because a multi-series junior team must move cars, spares, equipment and personnel across several national and international calendars. However, neither party has confirmed that Metro Supply Chain will provide those operational services directly.
The release therefore establishes an official commercial relationship, not a detailed logistics contract. Its practical scope will become clearer as LN4 Fusion confirms entries, drivers, facilities and its first race schedule.
MRI previously reported the launch of LN4 Fusion. This separate announcement covers the first newly disclosed partner rather than repeating the team’s formation.