The McLaren P1 LM Is Pushing the Boundaries of Street Legal
Riding shotgun with no one else around.
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All set to rip and roar at the Goodwood Circuit, is the all-new McLaren P1 LM. What exactly is the P1 LM? Well, it is the street-legal version of the McLaren P1 GTR, a track-tested supercar in its own right. The brainchild of Lanzante, a British-based outfitter specializing in classic restorations, the new rework underwent arduous modifications from the original GTR en route to landing itself road-ready. For instance, the automaker retuned the hybrid powertrain in order to keep power at a staggering 986 hp while running at higher temps, ditching the on-board air-jacking system for weight-saving purposes, not to mention fabricating the exhaust and cat pipes out of lighter materials. With only six models scheduled for production, the McLaren P1 LM truly is a remarkable ride cruising in a class all its own.