McLaren Offers Five Heritage Formula 1 Cars for Sale

McLaren is offering five Formula 1 cars from its heritage collection for individual sale, with dealer Tom Hartley Jnr handling the process. The cars span 1991 to 2023 and include machines raced by Gerhard Berger, Jenson Button and Lando Norris, as well as cars tested by Ayrton Senna and Lewis Hamilton. McLaren Racing Chief Executive Zak Brown said the team wanted the cars to be driven and enjoyed rather than remain in storage. He said putting them into use would help keep the team’s history alive and its heritage business active. McLaren has retained the cars since their racing careers ended and says it will prepare them for their future owners. The collection comprises two 1991 MP4/6A cars, a 2012 MP4-27A, a 2021 MCL35M and a 2023 MCL60, also identified in some accounts by its original designation, MCL37. The 1991 chassis were raced by Berger and tested by Senna during the season in which Senna won the championship. The 2012 car was raced by Button and tested by Hamilton. Norris raced the two newer cars. The 2021 car recorded podium finishes at Imola, Monaco and Monza. The 2023 car raced by Norris won successive races in Singapore and Japan, according to the reported car...