customized a 720S with the iconic baby-blue-and-orange Gulf Oil Racing livery. The project took McLaren's bespoke division 20 days to complete and recalls the legendary McLaren F1 GTR from the ...

And while the P1 GTR-18 has the same color codes as the Gulf-inspired F1 GTR race car, Lanzante and McLaren made sure the exposed carbon fiber panels have the same hue as the F1 racing model.

Gulf's iconic blue and orange colour scheme has featured on a number of racing cars in the past -- including the McLaren F1 GTR that finished second at the 1997 Le Mans 24 Hours -- but has never ...

More recently, MSO painted a Senna GTR LM in Gulf colors to commemorate the number 24 McLaren F1 GTR that finished fourth at the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans. The car was one of five Senna GTR LM ...

after a blue and fluorescent orange McLaren F1 GTR finished second at the 1997 Le Mans 24 Hours. “This will be McLaren’s homage to Gulf’s celebrated race car design. We’re enormous fans of ...

McLaren and Gulf first linked up in 1968 and enjoyed race wins together in F1 and Can-Am. The partnership was renewed in the 1990s when McLaren's F1 GTR ran in Gulf's famous orange and blue colours.

For those who may not know, the Gulf Racing colors that adorn the 1997 McLaren F1 GTR “Longtail” race car consist of light blue, black, and red hues. The trademark Dayglo Orange has also been ...

and McLaren is reacting to the news that Mercedes-Benz is fielding an entrant into the newly formed FIA GT Championship. To compete, it must reconfigure its unrivalled and all-conquering F1 GTR ...

One of the lucky customers decided to give his car a makeover with the help of McLaren Special Operations (MSO), with the result inspired by the 1997 Gulf-Davidoff GTC team’s F1 GTR. On top of ...

where the famous McLaren F1 GTR would run in Gulf colours throughout that decade. McLaren and Gulf would also team up to give us one of the best-looking one-off Formula 1 liveries yet which ...