- Only 50 examples of the McLaren 750S Le Mans will be built globally.
- It features a new High Downforce Kit, boosting track performance by 10%.
- Visual details and finishes pay tribute to the iconic 1995 Le Mans-winning F1 GTR.
McLaren is tipping its hat to a defining moment in its motorsport history with the 750S Le Mans - a special edition coupe commemorating 30 years since the brand’s sensational debut victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1995.
A winning tribute to the #59 F1 GTR
Limited to just 50 units globally, the 750S Le Mans brings race-inspired enhancements to McLaren’s already sharp 750S supercar.
Visual cues harken back to the iconic #59 McLaren F1 GTR that took the chequered flag in 1995, including the choice of Le Mans Grey or McLaren Orange paint, a gloss-black roof scoop and bespoke 5-spoke LM wheels.
More than a nostalgic respray, the car features a new MSO High Downforce Kit (HDK), which increases aerodynamic downforce by 10% over the standard 750S. That’s thanks to a raised carbon fibre rear spoiler with endplates, a beefed-up front splitter and a revised under-wing panel with gloss black louvres.
Interior exclusivity and track-ready options
Inside, buyers can choose between two unique Le Mans-themed trims: Carbon Black Alcantara with Dove Grey or McLaren Orange accents, all featuring debossed headrest branding, dedicated floor mats and a bespoke plaque.
A track record plaque marking McLaren’s Triple Crown achievement can be added to the front luggage compartment.
Optional add-ons exclusive to the Le Mans model include a full visual carbon fibre upgrade, track brake kit with F1 Gold callipers and even carbon fibre louvre packs.
750 reasons to celebrate
Power comes from the same formidable 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 producing 552kW, paired with McLaren’s Monocage II carbon chassis and Proactive Chassis Control III.
The base 750S is already one of the lightest and most agile cars in its class - this edition just adds another layer of motorsport edge.
“This exclusive 750S is the first McLaren Le Mans edition since the F1 LM to feature HDK aerodynamic enhancements,” said McLaren Automotive Chief Commercial Officer Henrik Wilhelmsmeyer. “It’s set to become one of our most sought-after supercars.”
McLaren has not disclosed pricing or local availability yet, but with only 50 examples planned, exclusivity is very much part of the pitch.
