“The Pop Art F1”
The only McLaren F1 GTR with factory livery; crafted with its 1990s pop art influenced design in scarlet and yellow making 10R instantly the most recognizable of all McLaren F1s
Initially retained by the McLaren factory, acquired in 1999 by rock and roll legend Nick Mason of Pink Floyd who enjoyed the car for 25 years
One of only two McLaren F1 GTR Short-Tail prototypes along with the 1995 24 Hour Le Mans winner chassis 01R
The first of only nine McLaren F1 GTRs built to 1996 specification; the fastest and most desirable variant of the McLaren F1 GTR
Driven at the 1996 24 Hours of Le Mans during testing
Converted by the McLaren factory for road use
The end of an era with the F1 GTR being the last Le Mans-winning racecar developed directly from a GT hypercar
An unrepeatable opportunity to acquire one of the most iconic McLaren F1s ever built, and a true artifact of 1990s British pop and automotive culture
