McLarenMcLarenUnited Kingdom, 1963 > present92 models
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revealed the final production version of the hypercar P1 GTR, a vehicle that will be officially unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show. After presenting the conceptMcLaren P1 GTR ConceptUnited Kingdom, 2015 > 2015 at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, the new design received some further optimizations in terms of aerodynamic performance and cooling.

The P1 GTR is based on the P1McLaren P1United Kingdom, 2013 > present26 photos
hypercar. McLaren ensures that it is the car developed by McLaren Special Operations with most track features and the most powerful ever produced. By not needing to meet certain requirements to be driven in the roads, the P1 GTR allows enhanced optimization of the aerodynamic capabilities of the P1. The output of the twin-turbocharged 3.8 V8 engine and the electric motor was increased to 1000PS, 90PS more than the road version.

The aerodynamic package of the P1 GTR is even more extensive than the road-legal P1, with the most notable element being the fixed rear wing which is positioned 400mm above the body. The wing works in conjunction with the aerodynamic flaps ahead of the front wheels. In total the package produces 10% more downforce than the road version. The P1 GTR maintains the same DRS system (Drag Reduction System) of the P1.

Thanks to the use of lighter components such as polycarbonate side windows, carbon fiber panels on the roof and in the engine bay, McLaren succeeded to reduce weight of the P1 GTR by 50kg compared to the road version.

Visually the P1 GTR will be presented with the same yellow and green livery of the #06R chassis of the F1 GTRMcLaren F1 GTRUnited Kingdom, 1995 > present5 photos
sponsored by Harrods which finished in the podium in the 1955 24 Hours of Le Mans.

The McLaren P1 GTR is the answer to the Ferrari FXX KFerrari FXX KItaly, 2014 > present and the recently announced Aston MartinAston MartinUnited Kingdom, 1914 > present62 models
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Vulcan. TTogether with the vehicle, customers that purchase it will receive full circuit and technical support when they take their P1 GTR to international circuits. Production will be limited and will only be sold to current owners of the P1 for a price of 2.7 million euros.