McLaren Wins 10th Formula One Constructors' Championship at Singapore Grand Prix

McLaren clinched their 10th Formula One constructors’ championship at the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix, making them the sport’s second-most successful team behind Ferrari and sealing the title by 14 points after a season in which they won 12 of 18 races. Teammates Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri provided key results (Norris four wins, Piastri two), while Red Bull’s Max Verstappen won nine races as Red Bull started strongly but effectively had only one championship contender after Sergio Perez fell off the podium. Max Verstappen also holds the longest active streak with a single team, having driven for Red Bull since 2016, and he secured his fourth straight drivers’ championship in 2024. Lewis Hamilton ended his record-making stint with Mercedes when he joined Ferrari in 2025; Hamilton had been with Mercedes since 2013 after beginning his F1 career at McLaren in 2007. Formula One began in 1950, has awarded drivers’ world championships every year since then and constructors’ titles annually since 1958, with comprehensive historical champions lists maintained by major outlets.