Lanzante
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Five McLaren P1 coupe owners will have their cars turned into Lanzante P1 Spiders.
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Pagani Zonda Revolucion made street-legal with help from LanzanteJust five Pagani Zonda Revolucions were built, and now one of them is legal on the street.
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Lanzante reveals LM 25 Edition McLaren supercars, confirms 765LT Spider
British motorsport and engineering firm Lanzante is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the McLaren F1 GTR's Le Mans win.
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Lanzante is back with a new McLaren P1 GTR special edition
Lanzante has come out with a new McLaren P1 GTR-18 special edition, of which just six examples are destined to be built.
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986-horsepower McLaren P1 LM takes on Pikes Peak
The McLaren P1 LM is currently the fastest street-legal car around the Nürburgring, with retired racer and current McLaren test driver Kenny Bräck taking the car around the German track in just 6:43.22 during final testing in March 2017. The record for production cars is the 6:44.97 that...
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Lanzante to build Porsche 911s powered by raced F1 engines
Lanzante is best known for being the mad wrenches committed to turning McLaren F1 and P1 GTR race cars into road-legal vehicles. Now the British firm is treading into sacred Porsche ground by preparing a modified 930-generation 911 with Formula 1 power. Revealed during Porsche's recent Rennsport...
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Having already built a modern successor to the McLaren F1 LM based on the P1 hypercar, the folks at British motorsport and engineering company Lanzante have turned their sights on another legendary F1: the F1 GT Longtail. Lanzante is the same company that fielded the F1 GTR that won overall at the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans, and on Thursday it revealed the new P1 GT Longtail at the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed. The car is based on a McLaren P1 GTR track car that has undergone Lanzante's road car conversion process, and it also wears a gorgeous coat of paint inspired by the XP Green used on...
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Go behind the scenes of the McLaren P1 LM's record-setting Nürburgring lap time
This past May, a new king of the Nürburgring Nordschilfe was crowned when the McLaren P1 LM became the quickest street-legal car around the famed, 12.9-mile long circuit. "Street-legal" and "production" lap times are different, however. The P1 LM is a McLaren-backed project by Lanzante, which...
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McLaren P1 LM sets new street-legal Nürburgring record
Step aside, Lamborghini Huracán Performante. Even the track-only Nio EP9 electric supercar cannot be spared from the McLaren P1 LM: the new king of the Nürburgring, as far as street-legal cars are concerned. The McLaren P1 LM, a road-going version of the P1 GTR track car, clocked a...
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McLaren P1 LM storms ‘Ring, might set record for street-legal cars
British motorsport and engineering skunk works Lanzante is responsible for a rare beast known as the McLaren P1 LM. This is the same Lanzante that fielded the McLaren F1 GTR race car that won overall in the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans, and in 2016 the company took the beefed up P1 GTR track special...
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This is how you load a McLaren P1 LM into a truck
When you want to take your machine out to the track, you most likely pop some gear into the passenger seat, back seat, or the truck and set off. You're vehicle is fine running from your home to the racing circuit for some weekend fun. You might tow a non-street-legal machine on a trailer, if you've...
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McLaren P1 LM car breaks Goodwood Hillclimb record
One of the Goodwood Festival of Speed's major attractions is its renowned Hillclimb, a sprint up Lord March's driveway. It might not be as challenging as, say, the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, but Goodwood's paved road nonetheless attracts some of the most awe-inspiring cars in the...
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When it comes to the McLaren F1, the most lust-worthy models are the F1 LMs, of which only six were ever made including the original prototype still owned by the British firm. So sought-after are the cars that a regular F1 converted to LM-spec sold at auction last year for a staggering $13.75 million. Now McLaren has unveiled a spiritual successor. Behold the P1 LM, which like the F1 LM will be built in a six-car run including a prototype. But McLaren won’t be building the cars. Instead that task will be relegated to fellow British firm Lanzante, which McLaren has close ties with. It...
