McLaren revenues surged by almost £100m last year as the Formula One team reaped the financial rewards of its success on the track.
McLaren Racing reported a significant revenue increase in its 2025 financial results, generating £588.5m in turnover compared to £488.9m the prior year. The £99.6m surge was driven by increased commercial activity and on-track success, including Lando Norris winning the drivers' championship and the team securing the constructors' title.
Despite the revenue surge, McLaren posted an after-tax loss of £17.4m, down from a £53.8m profit in 2024. The loss was largely attributed to rising employee costs, including a £136.2m charge for share-based incentive payments.
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