McLaren Motor show 2020

McLaren is making a sensational return to the 24-hour endurance race, almost 30 years since its maiden victory in 1995.

To celebrate six decades of McLaren, a stunning selection of beautifully executed and engineered 60th Anniversary Options have been created for 750S, Artura and GT.

From the sunny California coast to the majestic valleys of Idaho, to the quaint English countryside, the summer was packed with memorable milestones as McLaren kicked off celebrations in honor of our 60th anniversary across the globe.

In the year that we celebrate McLaren’s 60th anniversary, Auckland University has awarded our founder, Bruce McLaren, an honorary degree for his contributions to engineering at a ceremony held at the McLaren Technology Centre (MTC) in Woking, England.

The 2010s brought another new era at McLaren, with the launch of McLaren Automotive. McLaren had made road-going supercars before, but the new division was created to build what would soon become a family of models, from the original MP4-12C to some of the most extreme hypercars ever created.

Hard to believe now, but in the 1990s McLaren's home was still a small industrial park on the outskirts of Woking near London, with the company occupying 18 different sites across the town. However, Team Principal Ron Dennis had ambitions to give McLaren a new global HQ that was equal to its successes on road and track.

The 1990s were another extraordinary decade for McLaren, not least because a new road car division grew out of the racing team, deploying the expertise and design principals that had won McLaren so many world titles over the years