Super-light mid-engined hypercar is the new star in the brand’s Ultimate Series after the P1. What you see here in official pictures before a world premiere at the Geneva motor show next March is McLaren’s all-new Senna. Named after Ayrton Senna, who won three F1 titles for McLaren in the early 90s, the hypercar is claimed to be the most extreme car yet produced by the Woking boys. The Senna has been designed for both track and road use and employs the brand’s next-generation carbonfibre body construction dubbed Monocage III. Like in the McLaren F1 model of yore, the Senna utilises dihedral doors.

Source: Bangkok Post December 10, 2017 09:00 UTC