CA New Era of Endurance: McLaren Unveils Project: Endurance Hypercar at Monterey Car Week

SME News UK. Monterey, California — McLaren has officially introduced Project: Endurance, a Le Mans Hypercar designed with a striking Triple Crown–inspired livery, paying tribute to the marque’s legendary victory at the 1974 Indianapolis 500.

Unveiled at Monterey Car Week in front of depositors, prospective buyers, and motorsport icons, the car represents more than just cutting-edge engineering — it’s a symbol of McLaren’s rich racing heritage and future ambitions.

A Tribute to Racing History

The livery celebrates McLaren’s pursuit of motorsport’s most elusive achievement — the Triple Crown of Motorsport — comprised of victories at the Indianapolis 500, Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix, and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The 1974 Indy 500 win remains one of McLaren’s defining moments, and Project: Endurance seeks to honor that legacy.

Exclusive Access for Select Owners

Presented by McLaren executives and racing legends, the hypercar launch was more than a reveal — it was an invitation into McLaren’s elite world. Only depositors and a handful of selected owners will gain entry into the Project: Endurance customer program, offering a rare opportunity to experience McLaren’s motorsport DNA firsthand.

The Road to FIA WEC 2027

Set for its competitive debut in the 2027 FIA World Endurance Championship, Project: Endurance marks McLaren’s bold return to the global endurance racing stage. Designed to compete against the world’s finest hypercars, it blends aerodynamic innovation, lightweight engineering, and raw power — all driven by McLaren’s relentless pursuit of victory.

More Than a Car

For McLaren, Project: Endurance is more than a hypercar. It is a gateway to motorsport history, a driver’s dream, and a statement of intent: reclaiming the Triple Crown across a single season.

McLaren Project: Endurance Hypercar Unveiled at Monterey Car Week | Triple Crown Livery

McLaren reveals Project: Endurance Hypercar at Monterey Car Week with a Triple Crown–inspired livery, honoring its 1974 Indy 500 win. FIA WEC debut set for 2027.

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