McLaren Nears 2025 F1 Constructors' Championship with Singapore GP

McLaren is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its 1995 Le Mans victory with the 'States of Endurance' road trip across eight U.S. states, covering nearly 3,867 miles in three supercars that symbolize different phases of a 24-hour race. This journey not only honors McLaren's rich endurance racing heritage but also sets the stage for its return to top-class endurance racing in 2027 with a new LMDh hypercar. Meanwhile, in the 2025 Formula 1 season, McLaren is poised to clinch its second consecutive constructors' championship and tenth overall, holding a commanding lead of over 330 points against rivals Mercedes, Ferrari, and Red Bull. The decisive moment is expected at the Singapore Grand Prix, where McLaren needs only 13 points to secure the title, a feat likely if either of its drivers, Lando Norris or Oscar Piastri, achieves a podium finish. Despite a disappointing performance at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, McLaren's dominance throughout the season—with 12 wins and seven 1-2 finishes—makes it the benchmark team in 2025. The championship battle behind McLaren remains competitive, but their technical superiority and consistent results position them strongly to conclude the season as champions in Singapore or shortly thereafter.