McLaren is commemorating its first Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship win since 1998 with two special editions of the Artura and 750S models. After Max Verstappen’s dominant victory in the 2024 Drivers’ Championship, McLaren’s Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri secured the Constructors’ title, prompting the creation of the MCL38 Celebration Edition.
These limited-edition supercars feature a bespoke livery inspired by McLaren’s F1 race car. The front of the car is painted in Anthracite, while the iconic Papaya Orange covers the rear. A racing stripe on the hood showcases a “Champions’ Laurel” logo and a design reminiscent of the F1 car’s livery. The brake calipers are also finished in Papaya Orange, highlighting the team’s signature color.
Inside, the cars feature signatures from Norris and Piastri on the carbon fiber door sills, with the Champions’ Laurel logo on the headrests. A special plaque commemorates McLaren’s victory, incorporating a piece of carbon fiber from the MCL38 race car.
McLaren will only produce nine examples of each model, reflecting the team’s ninth Constructors’ Championship win. While pricing has not been disclosed, it’s expected that these exclusive editions will command a significant premium over the base prices of the 2025 Artura ($254,100) and 750S ($318,085).
