Overview
- McLaren has officially announced its departure from Formula E at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season, ending its three-year tenure in the championship.
- The decision follows a strategic review of its motorsport portfolio, aligning with McLaren's planned entry into the FIA World Endurance Championship Hypercar class in 2027.
- The Formula E team, currently backed by NEOM and using Nissan powertrains, will continue under new ownership and branding beyond Season 11.
- McLaren is enjoying its strongest Formula E season to date, sitting third in the team standings, with rookie Taylor Barnard also third in the drivers’ championship after three podium finishes in five races.
- Formula E remains confident in its growth trajectory, citing a 23% increase in global fan base and ongoing discussions with potential investors to secure the team’s future.