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McLaren Locks In Peter Prodromou with Multi-Year Extension—A Key Piece in Their F1 Dynasty Bid

David Castro by David Castro
February 11, 2025
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McLaren Locks In Peter Prodromou with Multi-Year Extension—A Key Piece in Their F1 Dynasty Bid

McLaren isn’t just celebrating its 2024 Constructors’ Championship victory—it’s securing its future. The team has announced a multi-year contract extension for Technical Director, Aerodynamics Peter Prodromou, a key architect behind McLaren’s stunning resurgence.

With Prodromou’s leadership in aerodynamics, McLaren transformed from midfield underachievers to title contenders, culminating in their first Constructors’ Championship since 1998. Now, with his future secured, McLaren is making it clear—they’re here to stay at the top.

A McLaren Veteran with a Red Bull Twist

Peter Prodromou’s career is a tale of two powerhouses—he was a rising force at McLaren before playing a pivotal role in Red Bull’s early dominance.

🔹 Joined McLaren in 1991, working up to Chief Aerodynamicist
🔹 Jumped to Red Bull in 2006, where he helped shape their four-title dynasty (2010-2013)
🔹 Returned to McLaren in 2014, determined to restore the team’s glory days

His expertise was a cornerstone of Andrea Stella’s three-pronged technical overhaul in 2023, which set the stage for McLaren’s 2024 championship breakthrough.

McLaren’s Faith in Prodromou—And What It Means for Their Future

McLaren isn’t letting go of its most valuable technical minds. Zak Brown and Andrea Stella made it clear—Prodromou is central to their long-term title aspirations.

🗣️ Peter Prodromou:

“I am delighted to continue my role as Technical Director, Aerodynamics at McLaren F1 Team. It is an honor to be part of such a collaborative team and contributing to this strong upward trajectory. Following last season’s success, I look forward to contributing further to our shared ambition of securing more World Championships.”

🗣️ Andrea Stella, McLaren Team Principal:

“The cultural, organizational, and technical leadership Peter has brought has been invaluable. He has been a key architect of the team’s performance turnaround, securing the team’s ninth FIA Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship in 2024. The journey we have been on together as a team, we could not have done without Peter.”

Why This Move Matters—McLaren’s Long-Term Strategy

🚀 Sustaining the 2024 Championship Momentum
McLaren’s aero package was a game-changer in 2024, allowing Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to challenge Red Bull, Ferrari, and Mercedes. Keeping Prodromou ensures continuity as they look to repeat their success in 2025 and beyond.

🔬 The 2026 Regulations Overhaul
F1 will undergo major regulation changes in 2026, and Prodromou’s expertise in aerodynamics could give McLaren a crucial early edge in the new era.

⚔️ A Red Bull and Mercedes Rivalry Heating Up
With Adrian Newey’s future uncertain at Red Bull, McLaren securing Prodromou weakens a key rival’s potential options while strengthening their own technical core.

Final Verdict: McLaren is Playing Chess, Not Checkers

By locking in Peter Prodromou, McLaren is proving it isn’t satisfied with just one title—they want a new dynasty. With a world-class technical team, a strong driver lineup, and a winning culture, McLaren’s return to F1’s summit isn’t a fluke—it’s a warning to the entire grid.

Can they keep Red Bull and Mercedes at bay? One thing is certain—McLaren isn’t backing down anytime soon.

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