McLaren is marking the 30th anniversary of its legendary victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with an extremely limited edition of the 750S Le Mans. This special edition combines racing heritage with cutting-edge technology and design that impresses on both the road and the track.
If cars could tell stories, they would McLaren The 750S Le Mans spoke of an epic victory that marked automotive history. In 1995, McLaren took first place on its debut at the race with its F1 GTR 24 Hours of Le MansThirty years later, the British manufacturer is commemorating this victory with a special edition that combines the past and the future in one exceptional vehicle.
Design and aerodynamics: a tribute to a legend
The 750S Le Mans is available in two colours: Le Mans Grey, reminiscent of the 1995 F1 GTR, and McLaren Orange, the brand’s signature racing livery. The vehicle is fitted with the MSO High Downforce Kit, which includes a larger front splitter, active rear wing and roof air intake, increasing downforce by 10 % compared to the standard 750S. Additional design features include five-spoke Le Mans-style wheels, gold brakes with red McLaren logo and a titanium exhaust system that develops a unique patina over time.
Interior: racing elegance
The 750S Le Mans interior is available in two themes: a combination of black Alcantara and leather with grey or orange accents. The seats can be standard or carbon fibre racing seats, with the Le Mans logo embossed on the headrests. A special Le Mans plaque and logoed floor mats further emphasise the exclusivity of this edition.
Engine and performance: uncompromising power
Under the hood is a 4.0-liter V8 biturbo engine that develops 552 kW (750 hp) and 800 Nm of torque. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes just 2.8 seconds and to 200 km/h in 7.2 seconds. Top speed is 332 km/h. Despite the additions, the vehicle is 30 kg lighter than its predecessor, the 720S, which contributes to better agility and responsiveness.
Exclusivity and the future
Only 50 examples of the McLaren 750S Le Mans will be produced, ensuring extreme rarity and collector’s value. Each vehicle is a unique piece that combines McLaren’s racing heritage with the latest technology. This special edition is not only a tribute to the past, but also a prediction of the future, as McLaren plans to return to the top class of the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2027. McLaren has not yet revealed an official price for the 750S Le Mans. However, given the limited production run and additional enhancements, we expect the price to be significantly higher than the base 750S, which starts at around €280,000. Given previous special editions and extras, the price could exceed €350,000.
Conclusion
The McLaren 750S Le Mans is a moving sculpture that combines history, technology and art. For those who appreciate racing heritage and superb engineering, this vehicle is a dream collector's item. And while most of these cars are likely to remain in collectors' garages, this is a car that deserves to be driven - fast, passionately and with a sense of history. For more information, visit the website McLaren.
