McLaren F1 GTR Race Car Coupe 1995
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Specifications McLaren F1 GTR Race Car Coupe 1995 blueprint
The McLaren F1 GTR Race Car Coupe 1995 defines power, speed and distinction on the track. Its instantly recognisable ultra-sleek shape slices through the wind, helping the car achieve speeds of up to 240mph. Its lightweight carbon fibre chassis combined with a 6.1 litre V12 engine is designed to unleash maximum potential on the racetrack. Finished with bright yellow racing stripes, the car commands attention and sets the standard for innovation and performance. Inside, the car features a driver-oriented cockpit and advanced technology, designed to give the racer full control over its speed and manoeuvrability. The adjustable racing seat as well as the six-point harness provide optimal ergonomic comfort. This car is designed for the ultimate performance experience, with powerful BMW S70/2 V12 engine-tuned to produce 600hp and a top speed of 240 mph. The F1 GTR was a mechanical marvel ahead of its time and the ultimate race car for getting the job done on the track. Creating a balance between performance, safety and control, the car is able to transition from peak speeds to cornering through the adjustable Bilstein dampers and Pirelli Tyres which deliver maximum grip. The brake system consists of four ventilated discs to give superior stopping power and unmatched control. The 1995 McLaren F1 GTR Race Car Coupe is a masterpiece of engineering and design, and a symbol of pure power and speed.
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