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a day ago
- Automotive
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McLaren Reveals Triple Crown-Inspired Livery for Project: Endurance
McLarenhas unveiled a striking new livery for its Project: Endurance Le Mans Hypercar duringMonterey Car Week, paying tribute to the marque's first Triple Crown victory at the 1974 Indianapolis 500. The design echoes Johnny Rutherford's Indy-winning McLaren M16, finished in McLaren Orange with a dark blue center stripe inspired by the Texas flag. The roof carries a lone white star in homage to Rutherford's 'Lone Star JR' nickname, while his race number 3 sits alongside McLaren's Speedy Kiwi and Speedmark logos. First shown at the24 Hours of Le Mansin June, Project: Endurance marks McLaren's return to top-level endurance racing. The customer-focused program offers buyers an authentic Le Mans Hypercar and full access to the development process, team personnel and an exclusive two-year track driving program at world-class circuits. Owners will train with professional drivers and receive pit crew and engineering support, creating a pathway to mastering the hypercar on track. The new livery will be showcased to depositors, prospects and fans throughout August at events in Monterey, Dallas and Miami, ahead of the car's competitive debut in the 2027 FIA World Endurance Championship.

Hypebeast
04-06-2025
- Automotive
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McLaren Celebrates Le Mans Legacy With Exclusive 750S Le Mans Edition
Summary To mark 30 years since its legendary debut win at the24 Hours of Le Mans,McLarenhas unveiled the750SLe Mans — a limited-run special edition of its flagship supercar, enhanced with the MSO High Downforce Kit (HDK). Limited to just 50 units globally, this commemorative model pays tribute to the iconic #59 F1 GTR that claimed victory in 1995 with Lehto, Dalmas and Sekiya behind the wheel. The 750S Le Mans is offered in Le Mans Grey or McLaren Orange and features exclusive details like a roof scoop, 5-spoke LM wheels and custom Le Mans branding. The HDK pack boosts downforce by 10%, adding a more aggressive aero profile via a raised rear spoiler, enlarged front splitter and underbody upgrades. Inside, buyers can choose between two bespoke Alcantara and leather interiors, each with debossed Le Mans insignia and a dedication plaque. Powered by McLaren's 740 hp twin-turbo V8 and equipped with Proactive Chassis Control III, the 750S Le Mans delivers benchmark-setting performance with collector-grade exclusivity. Its release comes just ahead of the 2025 Le Mans race, where two 750S-based GT3 EVOs will compete.



