WOKING — McLaren Racing is poised to become the first Formula 1 organization to exceed $1 billion in annual revenue, according to a report from Sky News. The Woking-based outfit is expected to file its 2025 calendar year accounts this week, signaling a significant financial benchmark for the team.
Sources indicate that McLaren Racing Ltd will declare revenue of £588 million, which converts to approximately $779.6 million. These figures encompass the entirety of the organization's operations, including its involvement in the IndyCar series alongside its primary Formula 1 activities.
The anticipated filing underscores the growing commercial footprint of the McLaren brand within global motorsport. The team continues to navigate a competitive landscape, recently managing high-profile on-track developments such as Lando Norris's apology to Franco Colapinto following their collision in Baku.