McLaren Racing Aims for Billion Revenue as CEO Zak Brown’s Pay Hits New High

McLaren Racing Aims for $1 Billion Revenue as CEO Zak Brown’s Pay Hits New High

McLaren Racing targets $1B revenue amid record pay for CEO Zak Brown. Explore the financial success and team performance.

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September 28, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — London, United Kingdom — McLaren Racing is on course to become the first Formula One team to achieve $1 billion in annual revenue, driven by its championship-winning performances that have led to a record salary for its chief executive, Zak Brown.

The team, which competes under the leadership of CEO Zak Brown, has seen a surge in earnings tied to its strong results on the track. This financial growth has been reflected in the compensation package awarded to Brown, marking a significant milestone for the organization.

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McLaren, the team that Australian driver Oscar Piastri represents, ranks as the third most valuable F1 team, valued at $4.35 billion. In contrast, Red Bull Racing acquired its predecessor, Jaguar Racing, for just $1 in 2004, with an agreement to invest $400 million over three years.

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