McLaren is celebrating its 2024 Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship victory with a hyper-exclusive release: the MCL38 Celebration Edition. Limited to just 18 units worldwide, the special-edition models—based on the Artura and 750S—pay tribute to McLaren’s ninth Constructors’ title, clinched at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
Racing Heritage, Reimagined
Designed by McLaren Special Operations (MSO), the MCL38 Celebration Edition showcases a livery inspired by its championship-winning MCL38 F1 car, blending Papaya Orange and Anthracite Grey. Each model features a Champions’ Laurel badge and a ‘Nine-Star’ logo, marking the brand’s historic achievement. The orange brake calipers and bonnet stripe add a bold finishing touch.
“This edition is a tribute to our relentless pursuit of performance,” said Michael Leiters, CEO of McLaren Automotive. “We wanted to capture the essence of our F1 success in a road car.”
Exclusive Details, F1 Memorabilia Included
Inside, McLaren has embedded rare collectibles from its 2024 F1-winning season, making each model a piece of motorsport history:
- Carbon fiber door sills signed by Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri
- Headrests embroidered with the Champions’ Laurel logo
- A dedication plaque featuring authentic carbon fiber from the MCL38 F1 car
- Track record engraving listing McLaren’s pole positions, race wins, and fastest laps in 2024
Peak Performance, Limited Availability
Despite its exclusivity, the MCL38 Celebration Edition retains McLaren’s hallmark track-bred engineering. The Artura boasts a 3.0L V6 hybrid powertrain, delivering electrified precision, while the 750S features a 4.0L twin-turbo V8, enhanced with Proactive Chassis Control III and an active rear wing for optimal aerodynamics.
With just nine units of each model, the MCL38 Celebration Edition is a collector’s dream. Pricing remains undisclosed, but interested buyers can inquire through McLaren dealerships.
“For those who live and breathe performance, this isn’t just a car—it’s a legacy,” said Leiters.
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