Two exceptional McLarens to celebrate the F1 World Championship title

McLaren presents the ultra-exclusive MCL38 Celebration edition featuring the Artura and 750S to commemorate its 9th World Constructors’ Championship title in Formula 1.

McLaren celebrates its ninth World Constructors’ Championship in Formula 1 with an ultra-exclusive edition of its supercars, the MCL38 Celebration Edition Artura and 750S. Limited to only nine units of each model, this commemorative series honors McLaren’s historic triumph in 2024. Given the limited number of units, you’ve probably guessed they are already sold out, and their price is likely to remain secret until one of the models hits the resale market… Both vehicles are designed to embody the excellence and performance that propelled the team to victory at the last Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, after dominating the standings since Azerbaijan.

The MCL38 Celebration Edition pays homage to the F1 car that enabled this victory, the MCL38, and features a custom livery designed by McLaren Special Operations. The iconic Papaya Orange and Anthracite colors, along with the chevron pattern, reflect the brand’s identity. Additionally, each car bears a special logo, the “Champions’ Laurel,” and a reference to the nine stars symbolizing McLaren’s titles. The MCL38 badge, attached to each car, contains an authentic piece of the carbon fiber bodywork of the 2024 MCL38.

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The interior of these ultra-rare vehicles is just as distinctive, featuring elements such as carbon fiber door sill covers signed by drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. The headrests proudly display the Champions’ Laurel logo, while a special plaque dedicated to the MCL38 in the trunk showcases the accomplishments of the MCL38 in 2024: pole positions, Grand Prix victories, and fastest laps.

These special editions are not just collector’s items; they also deliver exceptional performance. The Artura is equipped with a 3-liter V6 hybrid engine, while the 750S features a 4-liter twin-turbo V8. Both models benefit from McLaren’s proprietary carbon fiber monocoque chassis technology and advanced aerodynamics. The 750S also includes an active rear wing and the Proactive Chassis Control III suspension system.

According to Michael Leiters, CEO of McLaren Automotive, this edition celebrates the excellence and dedication that define the brand: “These models embody our success on the track and on the road, offering an unrivaled driving experience for fortunate collectors.”

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