Upon passing through the gates of McLaren Technology Center (MTC), the sheer scale of the place contrasts sharply with the almost solemn calm that pervades it. The showroom's immense size, prominently displaying a P1 model emblazoned with Ayrton Senna's colors, sits alongside the MCL39, world champion of F1 In 2025, it appears almost familiar, so much so that these pieces of history are an integral part of the story.
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Croullebois Michel
25/01/2026 at 05:29 a.m.
McLaren won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1995, so 31 years ago, not 21 as stated in the article 👍