A Legacy in Racing: McLaren Milestones Celebrated at 1,000th Race

McLaren marks its 1,000th Formula One race at Monaco, reflecting on its storied history through key figures like Emerson Fittipaldi and Lando Norris. The team's evolution is highlighted by Neil Oatley's engineering contributions and leadership under Andrea Stella. McLaren's commitment to talent and values remains central to their success.

In a historic milestone, Formula One giants McLaren celebrate their 1,000th race in the scenic Monaco Grand Prix this Sunday. Renowned for its illustrious past, the team reflects on pivotal moments through the voices of legendary figures who have contributed to its legacy in the racing world.

Emerson Fittipaldi, McLaren’s first world champion in 1974, recalls the immense pressure of clinching his title at Watkins Glen, New York, amidst a nail-biting battle with Ferrari's Clay Regazzoni. Fittipaldi, now 79, reminisces about his pride in being part of a zealous, early McLaren team led by founder Bruce McLaren.

Lando Norris, the latest champion, reiterates his lifelong allegiance to McLaren, celebrating the team’s consistent success and champion roster. Alongside, former chief designer Neil Oatley and current team boss Andrea Stella highlight the technical prowess and core values that continue to define McLaren’s enduring impact in Formula One.