McLaren announced it will resurrect its historic GTR nameplate for its track-only McLaren P1. The news surfaces 20 years after the McLaren F1 GTR finished first at the Le Mans. As expected ...

It may have been a good four years since the McLaren P1’s racing cousin ... the last F1 GTR Lanzante ever raced. The blue, orange, and carbon hues here aren’t mere tribute colors the company ...

We are here to put you in the driver’s seat of nothing less than the McLaren P1. Despite our best efforts ... Well, despite not using the “Track” modes, the experience seems brutal enough.

The early 2010s were a golden age for the hypercar as manufacturers of exotic automobiles began to explore the power ...

Track-only updates for the McLaren P1 GTR concept include a recalibrated ... The exterior is finished in an orange and silver livery with the number 01, which harks back to the original McLaren ...

For your extra $3 million, McLaren also threw in track days at six F1 tracks around ... The next thing you know, an orange P1 GTR pops up in Monaco, registered as 'BV16 ZVH' like it was some ...

McLaren Automotive is set to release a track-only version of its high-powered P1 supercar.By cranking up the horsepower to 986 hp (735 kw) and bestowing it with the iconic badge made famous by the ...

Then, there is the interior, which is about as bright as you'll find in any P1. More Orange Than The Team's F1 Cars Most of the cabin is finished with McLaren's Papaya Orange. The leather seats ...

as it undergoes its rigorous track testing regime. McLaren is quite explicit about how good it wants this supercar to be: "Our goal is to make the McLaren P1 the most exciting, most capable ...

Here is a rough transcript of what I uttered when I first unleashed the full 903 horsepower of the McLaren ... The P1 doesn’t feel treacherous or demanding on the track. In other words, it ...

McLaren showed off a slide bearing 6:33 to "inspire" potential McLaren P1 buyers. Ron Dennis claimed ... variables that change a 'Ring lap. The track is so big that the weather on the close ...

Hard as it may be to believe — in part because the automaker continues to find ways to celebrate it — it's been almost nine years since production wrapped on the McLaren P1 hypercar.