McLaren F1 has renewed Peter Prodromou's contract.

      The McLaren Formula 1 Team has today revealed a multi-year extension of Peter Prodromou’s contract as Technical Director of Aerodynamics.

      Peter plays a vital role in McLaren’s F1 Technical Executive Team, having been appointed as Technical Director, Aerodynamics in March 2023. He has been instrumental in the team’s resurgence, assisting in securing the ninth FIA Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship in 2024.

      Peter first joined McLaren in 1991 in the design office and later became a pivotal figure in the leadership structure of the Formula 1 team, serving as Chief Aerodynamicist.

      After a successful stint at Red Bull Racing, he returned to McLaren in 2014 as Chief Engineer. With over 30 years of experience in F1, Peter is widely regarded as one of the best aerodynamicists, as evidenced by the number of F1 World Championships he has achieved.

      In the past year, the team has secured multi-year extensions for drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, along with Team Principal Andrea Stella and other key senior team members. Today’s announcement further emphasizes the long-term stability of the team as it strives for additional World Championships.

      Peter Prodromou, Technical Director, Aerodynamics at McLaren F1, stated:

      "I am thrilled to extend my role as Technical Director, Aerodynamics with McLaren F1 Team. It is a privilege to be part of such a collaborative group and to contribute to this impressive upward trend. Following last season’s accomplishments, I eagerly anticipate furthering our shared goal of achieving more World Championships.

      "I appreciate Zak and Andrea for their ongoing trust in me as Technical Director, Aerodynamics, as well as all my colleagues who have offered tremendous support both personally and professionally."

      Andrea Stella, Team Principal of McLaren F1, said:

      "I am honored to announce the multi-year extension of Peter’s contract. The cultural, organizational, and technical leadership he has provided has been priceless, acting as a key architect in the team’s turnaround in performance, both on and off the track, culminating in securing the team’s ninth FIA Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship in 2024.

      "Our journey as a team would not have been possible without Peter, and we look forward to continuing our pursuit of further World Championships together. Thank you, Peter, for your commitment and dedication to the McLaren F1 Team; we are all proud to have you as our teammate."