Only 50 Built: McLaren Honors Its Greatest Victory with the 750S Le Mans

McLaren is honoring one of its proudest racing moments with a very special edition of the 750S. Back in 1995, McLaren shocked the motorsport world by winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans on its very first attempt with the legendary F1 GTR. To celebrate the 30-year anniversary of that victory, the company is building a limited run of just 50 units called the 750S Le Mans.

Buyers can choose between two exterior paint options. Le Mans Gray pays tribute to the winning car’s race livery, while McLaren Orange nods to the brand’s classic racing heritage. On the outside, the 750S Le Mans includes a more aggressive aerodynamic package with a high-downforce splitter and a carbon fiber rear wing. A functional roof scoop and a new set of five-spoke LM wheels styled after the original F1 GTR race car complete the look. Even the wheel caps are color-coded, with red on one side and blue on the other, just like the original racer.

Inside, buyers can pick between gray or black interiors with two bucket seat options. The five-point racing harness is finished in blue for that authentic motorsport vibe, though United States customers will likely receive a standard three-point seatbelt setup. McLaren also offers gold-painted brake calipers as part of the optional track brake package, and you can spec plenty of gloss carbon fiber trim throughout the car.

This is the third time McLaren has created a Le Mans edition, following similar versions of the 650S and 720S. The original 1995 victory remains unmatched in modern endurance racing history, and the 750S Le Mans is a beautifully crafted tribute to that once-in-a-generation achievement.