Mclaren P1

Let’s be honest with each other. Despite its impressive performance, the McLaren P1 isn’t a very attractive car. It’s pretty weird looking from most angles, but this MSO custom P1 GTR track beast is a good looking car.

Are you a multimillionaire? Did you miss out on the limited batch of hypercars produced by McLaren, Ferrari, and Porsche? Well today is your lucky day, because examples of all three of these high-tech hybrids are available on eBay at this very moment.

The team at Goodwood Road & Racing selected seven vehicles for a video celebrating the best sounding cars of the 2016 Festival of Speed. The competition is fierce. The lineup includes the McLaren P1 LM, the Hepworth GB1 Can-Am car, the Honda Ra 300, Mad Mike Whiddett’s Red Bull turbo Mazda RX-8 drift car, Vaughn Gittin Jr.’s

Each year, numerous cool and expensive cars take on the hill climb and other events at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. This time, a McLaren P1 LM turned up and proceeded to smash the record for the hill climb, claiming title as the fastest road-legal car to ever climb the hill.

This, my amigos is the ultimate modern McLaren. I might still love the three seater McLaren F1, but this road legal P1 GTR is epic. The car is created by McLaren Special Operations, who is taking five of their P1 GTRs and turning them street legal.

I had a track day this past weekend, and I was pumped to drive an old NA Miata at the track. I can’t imagine how excited I would be if I was going to get to drive the trifecta of hypercars that is the McLaren P1, Ferrari LaFerrari, and Porsche 918 Spyder.

It’s something that not even the guys from Top Gear could arrange for. Fortunately, Paul Bailey owns all three of the current hypercar kings, a Ferrari LaFerrari, a McLaren P1, and a Porsche 918 Spyder, so he’s got the right to take his cars to the track when he feels like it.

The McLaren F1 GTR is one of the greatest cars to ever take to the track at Le Mans. Now, the company is readying a track-only GTR based on the incredible hybrid McLaren P1. In celebration of the upcoming car, they brought both the F1 and P1 together on a race track to show them off.