McLaren Secures Record 10th F1 Constructors' Title With Six Races Remaining

McLaren clinched the 2025 Formula 1 constructors' championship with six races remaining, marking a dominant season highlighted by strong performances and strategic innovation. The team showed early promise with impressive pre-season testing results, particularly from drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, who demonstrated superior pace and tire management compared to rivals. Despite this success, tensions surfaced between Norris and Piastri, notably during the Singapore Grand Prix where a collision on the first lap led to visible frustration from Piastri, reflecting an intense intra-team rivalry. This rivalry extends to the drivers' championship, where Piastri and Norris have been battling closely throughout the season, separated by 25 points heading into the Singapore race, with both drivers poised for a potential championship win. McLaren's team principal Andrea Stella emphasized the team's challenging approach to car development, which paid off in the form of a car that was the class of the field. As the season progresses, the intra-team battle for the drivers' title adds a compelling subplot to McLaren's overall dominance in 2025.