McLaren is a globally recognized British organization operating at the intersection of high-performance automotive engineering and elite motorsport, with divisions including McLaren Racing and McLaren Automotive[1]. The company is renowned for its innovation, technological prowess, and a relentless pursuit of excellence on both the road and the racetrack. ## History and Structure McLaren was founded in 1963 by New Zealander Bruce McLaren, initially as a racing team. After Bruce McLaren’s death in 1970, Ron Dennis took over and expanded the business, eventually leading to the formation of the McLaren Group, which encompasses both racing and road car divisions[2]. Over the decades, ownership has evolved through complex transactions involving key figures like Mansour Ojjeh and corporate entities such as Daimler AG, with Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company emerging as the majority shareholder in recent years[1][2]. In 2025, McLaren Group Holdings Limited was established as a governance umbrella for investments by CYVN Holdings, reflecting a further consolidation and internationalization of the ownership structure[3]. ## Key Activities and Achievements McLaren Racing competes at the highest levels of motorsport, including Formula 1, IndyCar, and—from 2027—the World Endurance Championship[1]. The Formula 1 team has amassed 201 Grand Prix wins, 12 Drivers’ World Championships, and 10 Constructors’ World Championships, cementing its legacy as one of the sport’s most successful teams[5][7]. McLaren Automotive, meanwhile, produces a range of cutting-edge supercars and grand tourers, such as the 750S, Artura (a hybrid), and GTS, each lauded for their performance, innovation, and driver engagement[4]. ## Current Status and Notable Aspects McLaren’s current ownership is split between Bahrain Mumtalakat Holding Company (majority) and CYVN Holdings LLC of Abu Dhabi, following a recent buyout of