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    7 January 2019

    McLaren builds unique Ayrton Senna tribute

    By Joel StricklandJoel Strickland
    • The P1 GTR livery is a tribute to the colour scheme of McLaren's Rocket Red and Anniversary White. The P1 GTR livery is a tribute to the colour scheme of McLaren's Rocket Red and Anniversary White.
    • This P1 was built to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Senna's first world championship. This P1 was built to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Senna's first world championship.
    • The late '80s McLaren in Marlboro colours is the most iconic liveries of that era. The late '80s McLaren in Marlboro colours is the most iconic liveries of that era.

    As an F1 and Ayrton Senna fan, the late '80s McLaren in Marlboro colours is the most iconic livery of that era.

    So, it’s cool to see McLaren Special Ops (MSO) build a P1 GTR tribute using the famous colour scheme of McLaren's Rocket Red and Anniversary White. 

    Chassis 12 was specially commissioned for its owner (a big Senna fan) to celebrate the 30th anniversary of his first world championship. The owner worked with the MSO team to have particular details added to the car, which includes the following:

    • Senna Brand Trademark on the front splitter, air intake and each door
    • The ‘Senna’ script and ‘Driven to Perfection’ slogan was added to the doors and intake
    • Senna's beloved Brazilian flag and the bar code used in lieu of Marlboro script were also added
    • That says it all... That says it all...
    • ‘Driven to Perfection’. ‘Driven to Perfection’.
    • Senna Brand Trademark was added to each door. Senna Brand Trademark was added to each door.
    • Chassis 12 was specially commissioned for its owner, who was a big Senna fan. Chassis 12 was specially commissioned for its owner, who was a big Senna fan.

    Senna’s family nickname was ‘Beco’ and with full support of his family, chassis 12 also received the same name. 

    A very fitting tribute to a legend of the sport and a man who won all three of his drivers’ championships for McLaren. 

    Joel Strickland love all things automotive, you can follow him on line @joelstrickphoto on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

    Were you a Senna fan? Tell us your favourite Senna memory in the comments.

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