Senna [Official] McLaren Senna (P15)

Joelpeyeye · Sep 1, 2019

bmwz4coupe said:
Ok, did he drive for a magazine?

If you open his Instagram account he has a small biography and also has photos and videos of the other records he has set on recognized circuits such as Spa Francorchamps, Portimao, Hockhenheim GP
He post publishes the cars of the GT3 category he drives

kingjr9000 · Sep 7, 2019

Salomondrin/Salmon, may be right about his Senna fire.

Monster · Sep 7, 2019

kingjr9000 said:
Salomondrin/Salmon, may be right about his Senna fire.

Not a single mention of potential fire hazard but "consequential damage to the car"

kingjr9000 · Sep 7, 2019

Monster said:
Not a single mention of potential fire hazard but "consequential damage to the car"

The overheating catalyst part may be it

Joelpeyeye · Oct 2, 2019

TopspeedPT · Oct 2, 2019

............................McLaren Senna: 1:38.50 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
..............................McLaren 720s: 1:41.65
Lamborghini Huracan Performante: 1:42.49
.....................Porsche 918 Spyder: 1:42.63
............................McLaren 600LT: 1:43.73
.........Porsche 911(991.2) GT3 RS: 1:44.06
............................McLaren 675LT: 1:44.04
...........................Ferrari 488 GTB: 1:44.28
..........Porsche 911 GT2 RS (991.2): 1:44.35
.....Lamborghini Huracan LP 610-4: 1:45.06
........Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (C7): 1:45.44
.............................McLaren 650 S: 1:46.16
...............Porsche 911(991.2) GT3: 1:46.82
.............Porsche 911 GT2 RS (997): 1:47.08
..............................McLaren 570S: 1:47.13
.............Mercedes-Benz AMG GT R: 1:47.27

drifter1 · Oct 11, 2019

sako97 · Oct 13, 2019

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McLaren has brought handling up to a point there is such thing as too much handling. Watching this lap, the driver was operating this Senna at 6/10s setting the record.

WBarnes · Nov 10, 2019

MCLAREN
Exclusive: McLaren Senna LM is a Street-Legal Senna GTR

The McLaren Senna LM is for those who always wanted to drive the Senna GTR on the streets.
The Senna GTR was revealed back in March this year. Said to be the most track-focused Ultimate Series car, the Senna GTR was never meant to be driven on public roads. Now though, McLaren is offering a street legal version of the GTR called the Senna LM.

These are the first images of the Senna LM and we think it looks rather undramatic compared to its track-only counterpart. The car has louvres on the front fenders, a roof scoop and McLaren LM-style centre-locking wheels. Things we wish the Senna LM had are the double canards at the front and the rear spoiler from the GTR. It also misses out on the extreme diffuser that the GTR has.

The interior of the car looks similar to the regular Senna. This particular car has orange Alcantara upholstery and matching door struts. The carbon seats have the LM logo on the headrest.

Sources have told us that the Senna LM will have Senna GTR-like performance in a road-legal package. Which leads us to believe that it might get the same 4.0-liter, twin-turbocharged V8 engine from the GTR. This engine makes 814 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque.

We are also told that the Senna LM will be offered in special McLaren Orange paint (seen here). This color was used on the original McLaren LM and can also be seen on their Formula 1 cars. Besides this, an MSO 6-point harness, MSO Bespoke key and MSO Bespoke car cover will also be on offer.

The McLaren Senna LM will costs £1.3 million before taxes. Only 20 of these will be built.

thesupercarblog.com/exclusive-mclaren-senna-lm-is-a-street-legal-senna-gtr/

TopspeedPT · Nov 12, 2019

Centurion · Nov 12, 2019

WBarnes said:
MCLAREN
Exclusive: McLaren Senna LM is a Street-Legal Senna GTR

The McLaren Senna LM is for those who always wanted to drive the Senna GTR on the streets.
The Senna GTR was revealed back in March this year. Said to be the most track-focused Ultimate Series car, the Senna GTR was never meant to be driven on pu...

.......and each and single one will spend its life in temperature controlled garages or storage units.

WBarnes · Nov 13, 2019

Centurion said:
.......and each and single one will spend its life in temperature controlled garages or storage units.

Unless Mr. A. West gets one.

M.N.D · Nov 13, 2019

Every company needs to make profit, and for a small manufacturer like McLaren, they have to rely on these special editions for doing so. This, the new Elva and another car that was announced in the middle of this year that I can't remember its name...

However, the LM designation here is not fitting in my view, given that the Senna is not invloved in any motorsport program, and considering that this comes from a company that is considered ad a motorsport racing one.

I was hoping that McLaren would get back to the LM GTE when they revealed the Senna GTR concept back in early 2018 even though I have some reservations about the WEC, but that was a false hope.

I would argue that McLaren needs to find a better way to sell its products in GT racing. They're doing well with the 570 GT4, but it seems that almost no team wants to get the 720 GT3 as I've seen very few of them. That was the same case with the 650 GT3.

Motorsport racing can be looked at as a form of marketing, and every company needs to squeeze as many drops as possible from its brands for cash, however that may be.