McLaren's Senna is already a pretty special car but the British firm is reportedly working on two new special editions, each based on the track-only Senna GTR.
CarBuzz on Tuesday reported that McLaren is working on road-going versions of the Senna GTR that will carry the company's famous LM and Can-Am designations.
Apparently McLaren had 23 unallocated build slots for the 75-car run of Senna GTRs so decided to use them for 20 examples of a new Senna LM and three examples of a new Senna Can-Am. Both are expected to feature McLaren's signature papaya orange as their hero colors.
The Senna LM is a spiritual successor to the legendary McLaren F1 LM which was a road-going version of the F1 GTR race car. The LM designation was a nod to the F1 GTR's overall win in the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans, and McLaren also used the designation on the P1 LM launched in 2016.
![2016 McLaren P1 LM prototype 2016 McLaren P1 LM prototype](https://images.hgmsites.net/lrg/mclaren-p1-lm_100557042_l.jpg)
2016 McLaren P1 LM prototype
The P1 LM was based on the track-only P1 GTR but was street-legal thanks to a road-car conversion developed by fellow British firm Lanzante. It's possible the same company is also handling road-car conversions for the Senna GTR.
As for the Senna Can-Am, it celebrates McLaren's success in Can-Am racing throughout the 1960s and '70s. McLaren claimed five back-to-back world championships between 1969 and 1974 and has previously celebrated this feat in 2013 with a 12C Can-Am.
The Senna GTR features the same 789-horsepower, 4.0-liter twin-turbo V-8 as the regular Senna but is slightly lighter and also benefits from more extreme aerodynamics. Unlike the original F1 GTR, the Senna GTR isn't a homologated race car. It's a track special that well-heeled drivers can use to develop their skills behind the wheel.
According to CarBuzz, deliveries of the new Senna LM and Senna Can-Am are due to commence in December so a reveal should be coming up soon. Stay tuned.