McLaren Clinches 2025 F1 Constructors’ Title as Drivers’ Battle Narrows

With six rounds left in the 2025 Formula 1 season, the championship picture is already taking shape. McLaren has wrapped up the constructors’ title, clinching the crown in the last round in Singapore. The team now owns 10 constructors’ titles, putting it ahead of Williams and behind Ferrari on the all-time list.

Their season has been a standout, with 12 wins from the first 15 races and seven one-two finishes, a run that has left their rivals chasing from afar. At 650 points, McLaren enjoys a 325-point cushion over Mercedes, a margin that underscores how dominant they’ve been this year. On the drivers’ side, McLaren’s Oscar Piastri has taken the lead in the standings, 22 points ahead of teammate Lando Norris.

The Australian has steered the championship for much of the year, while Norris has consistently chased, keeping the pressure on and fueling the title race as the field closes in on the final rounds. Attention now shifts to the next rounds on the calendar.

The next event is Monza, where Max Verstappen captured his third win of the season, finishing ahead of the McLarens. He then carried that form into Azerbaijan, where Verstappen again triumphed while Piastri crashed into the wall in Azerbaijan. The sequences of results in these races illustrate the momentum shifts and the still-present threat Red Bull and the rest of the field pose to McLaren’s supremacy, even as the points gap shows the scale of their advantage.