McLaren puts five heritage F1 cars up for sale

McLaren has put five cars from its Formula 1 heritage collection up for sale, each offered separately. All were used on track and stayed with the team after their last races; together, they span more than three decades of McLaren history.

Lando Norris finished third in the MCL35M at the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix. The car later featured in McLaren’s one-two at Monza that year and wore its distinctive Gulf livery.

The MCL37A brings a film connection: actor Brad Pitt drove it at Circuit of the Americas during filming of Apple’s F1 movie.

The MP4/6A has a naturally aspirated V12 and links to the period when Ayrton Senna and Gerhard Berger drove for McLaren. The 2012 MP4/27A was driven by both Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton.

Tom Hartley junior is handling the sale. He says there is no time pressure; the aim is to find a suitable new owner for each car.