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McLaren F1

Gordon Murray's mid-engined coupé with a BMW V12.

McLaren F1
Photo: Axion23 / CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Years1992–1998
BodyCoupé
LayoutMid engine
DesignerGordon Murray, Peter Stevens; Paul Rosche (engine)
ErasThe 1990s

Photos

McLaren F1
Photo: Joe Cheng / CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
McLaren F1
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Profile

Illustration: CARZGT body-style drawing (not to scale).

Versions

Specs are metric. Power is shown in PS, hp and kW.

6.1 V12
EngineBMW S70/2 6,064 cc V12
InductionNaturally aspirated
Power627 PS · 618 hp · 461 kW
source figure: 461 kW
Torque650 Nm
Gearbox6-speed manual
DriveRear-wheel drive
Weight1,140 kg
dry; 1,260 kg kerb
Power to weight1.8 kg/PS · 550 PS/t
Length4,287 mm
Width1,820 mm
Height1,140 mm
Wheelbase2,718 mm

Came after

McLaren P1McLaren P1McLaren · 2013–2015

Racing

YearRaceResultDrivers
199524 Hours of Le MansOverall win (F1 GTR racing version)

Also in this era

Lamborghini DiabloLamborghini DiabloLamborghini · 1990–2001Honda NSX (first generation)Honda NSX (first generation)Honda · 1990–2005Bugatti EB110Bugatti EB110Bugatti · 1991–1995Mazda RX-7 (FD)Mazda RX-7 (FD)Mazda · 1992–2002Dodge Viper RT/10Dodge Viper RT/10Dodge · 1992–1995Jaguar XJ220Jaguar XJ220Jaguar · 1992–1994

Where the facts come from

  1. Wikipedia: McLaren F1 — accessed 2026-10-30
  2. Wikipedia: List of 24 Hours of Le Mans winners — accessed 2026-10-30