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> In celebration of the company's ground-breaking victory at the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans, McLaren introduced the P1 GTR in 2014 on the concept lawn of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Similar to Ferrari's FXX and FXX K, the P1 GTR was a stripped-out, track-only version of the P1, offered in conjunction with participation in a series of driving events at tracks around the world, providing an unprecedented level of access to the McLaren itself. Owners were given access to McLaren's own technicians and engineers in support of the car at driving events, McLaren's own racing simulators, and even their driver fitness team as part of the privilege of being a GTR owner.
> Taking the performance of the P1 one step further, output was raised to 986 brake horsepower in the GTR through extracting another 62 horsepower from the V-8 and a further 20 horsepower from the electric motor. With all the creature comforts stripped out for use on the track, the GTR sheds a further 110 pounds, and the jump in performance is quite noticeable to the driver.
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> Just like the F1, the P1's spiritual predecessor, the allure of having a race-ready P1 GTR for use on the road was not lost on McLaren's clientele. A number of F1 GTRs were converted for use on the road, following their retirement from racing, and it quickly became clear that many of these P1 GTRs would not be confined to track-only use either.
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> Upon build completion at McLaren, the car was delivered directly to Lanzante Motorsport in Hampshire, United Kingdom, a company that earned its place in motorsport folklore for its participation in McLaren's aforementioned win at Le Mans, to be converted to UK road-legal specifications, at a cost of £240,000. With McLaren's blessing, Lanzante's conversion of GTRs to road-legal specification unlocks even more of the car's potential, offering a true 'race car for the road' experience, with even more performance than the already potent P1. At the time of cataloguing, only 25 of the P1 GTRs built have been converted by Lanzante for road use, with a further two cars currently undergoing the conversion, making these cars far more desirable and more rare than the standard 375 P1s produced.
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> With just one private owner from new, this particular P1 GTR is offered today in perfect condition. The car in silver color scheme only accentuates its menacing stance, enhanced from a normal P1 through lower ride height, fitment of a fixed rear wing, new front diffuser, and repositioned wing mirrors, all in an effort to increase downforce and reduce aerodynamic drag to better handle the additional horsepower on tap. Importantly though, the P1 GTR retains the front lift system of the P1; therefore, low speed practicality is not impaired.
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