With nearly 4,000 pieces and tons of cool tricks, this special McLaren set is sure to delight collectors and enthusiasts alike. Lego and McLaren have already teamed up on a range of epic ...

The McLaren P1 is a car that is designed to stand out. Sure, it's meant to go fast, obviously. The brand's flagship from 2013 features a 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 that makes 903 horsepower with a ...

LEGO has brought many childhood dreams to life, but its latest project may be one of its most ambitious yet: a full-scale replica of the McLaren P1 made entirely from LEGO bricks. This incredible ...

“For the first time, we have fully working suspension, which helps reduce stress on the LEGO Technic bits.” – Lubor. – “The ...

From a dig, you can't go wrong with the V8-powered 918 Spyder. But from a rolling start over the half mile, the LaFerrari is ...

Like the P1, the W1 is a hybrid with that aforementioned 4.0-liter V8. It's a new generation of V8 engine that's lighter, more compact, and yet more powerful, while revving higher. There's a ...

McLaren has confirmed it will launch a successor to its P1 hypercar by 2025 as it embarks on a revised strategy that will also see it produce 18 new models and derivatives, and nearly double sales ...

Lanzante should need no introduction, being the name that brought Woking its famous 1995 Le Mans win with the F1 GTR, and a brand that has continued to work on some of the world’s most iconic ...

This McLaren P1 has been sitting in a Middle East collection for the past decade. The hypercar from Woking shows only 130 km on the odometer. The new McLaren W1 is the company’s latest and ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Car designers draw inspiration from the places you would least expect, using nature and scientific concepts when constructing their designs.

With the 2025 F1 season kicking off next weekend, we're seeing the very end of the team's off-season contact. McLaren let Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri lap the Silverstone Circuit in McLaren's P1 ...

The W1 name itself is derived from its success in the Formula One World Championship, aligning with the 50th anniversary of the team’s first title win in 1974 with Emerson Fittipaldi at the wheel.