Logitech G has revealed a new limited-edition mouse created in partnership with McLaren Racing, celebrating the team’s dominant 2025 Formula 1 season.
The PRO X: Victory Edition was developed to mark McLaren’s 10th Constructors’ Championship, as well as Lando Norris securing his first Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship - a milestone year for both the team and its long-running collaboration with Logitech G.
What makes the mouse unique is its construction. The Victory Edition is Logitech’s first-ever carbon fiber mouse, designed with the same philosophy that underpins motorsport engineering: reduce weight, increase strength, and remove anything unnecessary.
The result is a mouse that is three grams lighter than the PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2, Logitech’s flagship esports mouse, while maintaining the same performance-focused design approach.
Logitech says the project was completed under an accelerated development timeline, made possible by a small, elite team of engineers. Each unit was hand-assembled with meticulous attention to detail, with every design decision reflecting the engineering philosophy used in Formula 1.
“Every curve, surface, and material choice reflects the principles that power McLaren on the grid: reduce weight, increase strength, and eliminate anything unnecessary.”
The mouse will not be sold at retail. Instead, only 25 units exist worldwide, making it one of the rarest Logitech gaming peripherals ever produced.
Fans will only be able to obtain one through Logitech G Challenge competitions, along with a small number of units distributed through Logitech G and McLaren social media giveaways.
The collaboration reflects the deeper relationship between the two brands, which has focused on translating motorsport thinking into gaming hardware design.
As Logitech put it in its announcement:
“McLaren builds race cars measured in milliseconds. Logitech G builds gear measured in microns and latency. Different arenas, same mindset.”
For esports fans, the connection runs deeper than motorsport alone. Lando Norris is also a well-known Counter-Strike fan, reportedly owning a highly valuable skin inventory and occasionally appearing in the CS community. The McLaren driver has even been spotted jokingly trash-talking streamer Mark “ohnePixel” Zimmermann, claiming the German content creator might be the only Counter-Strike player worse than him.
With only 25 units in existence, the PRO X: Victory Edition is less a product launch and more a collector’s item - celebrating a championship season built on precision, performance, and engineering at the highest level.
While the PRO X: Victory Edition won’t appear on store shelves, it stands as a symbolic crossover between Formula 1 engineering and esports performance hardware.
McLaren builds race cars measured in milliseconds. Logitech G builds gear measured in microns and latency. Different arenas, same mindset.
