- The new McLaren 750S Le Mans is a tribute to the F1 that won the 24-hour race in 1995.
- It features a more aggressive aero package along with special exterior and interior touches.
- As with the previous LM special editions, it will be produced in a limited number of 50 units.
Winning Le Mans on your first try isn’t just rare, it’s the kind of flex that earns permanent bragging rights in motorsport. McLaren made that kind of entrance back in 1995, and the brand has no intention of letting anyone forget it, especially if you’re the kind of person who can name every Group C car from memory.
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Following up on special-edition tributes based on the 650S in 2015 and the 720S in 2020, McLaren is now rolling out another limited-run homage, this time using the 750S supercar as its canvas.
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The 750S Le Mans marks 30 years since the automaker’s iconic win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Like its predecessors, this commemorative model will be strictly limited to 50 units globally, making it just as exclusive as you’d expect.
The vehicle stands out from the standard 750S Coupe thanks to a High Downforce Kit by the MSO (McLaren Special Operations) division, which increases downforce by 10%. The kit includes a more prominent splitter on the front bumper, a roof scoop, a larger active rear spoiler, and under-wing louvers at the back, all made of carbon fiber.
The special edition is exclusively available in Le Mans Grey or McLaren Orange with LM badging on the profile. It also rides on the iconic five-spoke LM alloy wheels featuring a Stealth finish. Finally, the brake calipers are painted in F1 Gold with the McLaren logo in red, and an optional Track Brake upgrade.
Inside, the 750S Le Mans mixes Carbon Black Alcantara with Jet Black Soft Grain Leather, with accents in either Dove Gray or McLaren Orange Alcantara. Le Mans branding is stitched into the headrests and floormats, and there’s a unique plaque to remind you that you’re sitting in one of just 50 cars.
For extra nostalgia points, owners can also add a custom track record plaque to the front luggage compartment, highlighting McLaren’s 1995 Le Mans triumph.
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Performance specs are unchanged, which means you still get the same mid-mounted twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 producing 740 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of torque. That’s plenty, unless you’re trying to actually win Le Mans yourself, then maybe call MSO again.
This limited edition pays tribute to the legendary McLaren F1 GTR #59 that took overall victory in 1995 with drivers JJ Lehto, Yannick Dalmas, and Masanori Sekiya. As for 2025, McLaren will field two 750S GT3 EVOs in the GT3 class at the 24-hour race. Looking ahead, the company has committed to a top-tier Le Mans return in 2027 with a brand-new LMDh hypercar.
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