The chassis number on this 1996 McLaren F1 GTR Longtail is 19R, but in the order of production, this car is No. 1. It's the first longtail version of the GTR ...

McLaren has revealed its new track-focused P1, which wears the automaker’s iconic GTR badge last used on the string of McLaren F1 GTR race cars built in the mid-1990s. F1 GTRs have competed ...

Own a piece of McLaren history. This 2020 Senna GTR for sale on BaT, with just 546 miles, is one of the most exclusive and ...

Feast your eyes on the McLaren P1 GTR-18. Built by British tuner and racing team Lanzante, this marvelous rendition of the McLaren P1 is sporting an eye-searing blue and orange Gulf livery. No ...

The model, referred to as the McLaren F1 GTR “25R,” was one of three Longtail versions of the F1 GTR that competed for the Gulf-Davidoff team during the 1997 GT racing season.

A 2020 McLaren Senna GTR is currently up for grabs on a Bring a Trailer. It’s noteworthy when any example of the track-only ...

McLaren has revealed its new track-focused P1 in its final form, meaning the car will soon start delivery to its eagerly awaiting buyers. It made its formal debut today at the 2015 Geneva Motor ...

McLaren Senna GTR LM 825/5 Last but not least is 'The Cesar car.' It pays homage to the McLaren F1/05R that came in 13th place at Le Mans.

McLaren will only produce 75 examples of the track-only Senna GTR, and every single one has already been sold. Click here for more details!

The McLaren P1 GTR design concept previews McLaren's ultimate version of its ultimate supercar, a track-only monster that begins production next year.

McLaren will only produce 75 examples of the wicked, racetrack-only Senna GTR, and every single one has already been sold.

The McLaren Senna GTR is a tad lighter, more powerful, and more aerodynamically potent than the road-going Senna hypercar.