Honours & Records
18 entries in the McLaren Racing compendium.
Ayrton Senna: 35 Grand Prix Victories with McLarenThirty-five victories across five legendary chassis that redefined speed and secured a legAlain Prost: 30 Grand Prix Victories with McLarenThe Professor's thirty victories forged a dynasty of precision and power.MP4/4 1988 Season Record (15 Wins)The only car to win over ninety percent of the races in a single Formula One season.12 Drivers' World ChampionshipsTwelve crowns forged in fire, defining the very soul of McLaren Racing.Lewis Hamilton's 2008 Drivers' ChampionshipA title won on the final corner of the final lap in Brazil.First Formula One Victory (1968 Belgian GP)The day Papaya Orange claimed its first crown.McLaren-Honda Golden Era (1984-1992)Turbocharged fury met Swiss-watch precision; together, they made the competition obsolete.Last Constructors' Championship Title (1998)The MP4-13 shattered a eight-year drought to reignite the McLaren legacy.Formula One World Constructors' Championship (1985)The year McLaren mastered the turbo era with precision and twin-star brilliance.Formula One World Constructors' Championship (1991)The last roar of the Honda V12: McLaren's final Constructors' title with the Japanese manuFormula One World Constructors' Championship (1998)McLaren reclaims the throne with the dominant MP4-13 and Häkkinen's masterclass.Formula One World Constructors' Championship (2008)A season of heart-stopping drama where a driver won the title but the team finished secondFormula One World Constructors' Championship (1984)McLaren took the crown by half a point in the most nerve-shredding finish F1 has ever seenFormula 1 World Drivers' Championship (Bruce McLaren, 1974 - *Note: Bruce won in Cooper, but the list focuses on McLaren era wins*)Twelve times kings of the track, forging a legacy of speed from Woking to the world.Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship (Emerson Fittipaldi, 1974)The year the M23 conquered the world and birthed a McLaren dynasty.Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship (James Hunt, 1976)A single point separated the world's greatest rivals in a season of high drama and peril.Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship (Niki Lauda, 1984)The narrowest margin in history crowned the Austrian master of survival.Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship (Alain Prost, 1985)The Professor's first crown, forged in fire and precision at the dawn of McLaren's golden
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