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Why McLaren used gold in its cars

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Why did McLaren choose papaya orange as its signature color?

Papaya Orange was introduced by Bruce McLaren in 1968, inspired by the vibrant colors of New Zealand racing cars. This distinctive shade has become McLaren's visual signature, symbolizing the boldness and innovation of the British brand.

What makes the McLaren F1 so exceptional in the automotive world?

The McLaren F1, produced between 1992 and 1998, was the first production car to exceed 390 km/h. With only 106 examples produced, it remains unique for its three-seat configuration with the driver in the center, and its BMW V12 engine developing 627 horsepower.

How does McLaren use its Formula 1 technology in its road cars?

McLaren transfers F1 innovations directly to its supercars: carbon fiber chassis, advanced telemetry systems, and active aerodynamics. The ProActive Chassis Control system and carbon-ceramic brakes come directly from expertise gained in racing.

What's special about the gullwing doors on modern McLarens?

McLaren's dihedral (or butterfly) doors open upwards and slightly outwards, facilitating access in tight spaces. This design, inherited from F1, also optimizes aerodynamics and reinforces the structural rigidity of the monocoque chassis.

How many Formula 1 victories has McLaren achieved with its legendary drivers?

McLaren has a total of 183 Grand Prix victories, including 12 with Ayrton Senna (1988-1993) and 35 with Lewis Hamilton (2007-2012). The British team has won eight constructors' titles, with legendary duos such as Prost-Senna and Hamilton-Button.