Artikel / Blog

Rebel. Icon. World Champion. In the 1970s, James Hunt epitomised the pop star racing driver. He broke with all conventions, wore jeans instead of smart suits, and loved to party hard, but on the racetrack he was utterly focused. In short: James Hunt combined style, nonchalance and skill like few others. The joint collection from Puma Motorsport and McLaren now follows his example.

There are moments when you just want to give the car industry a quick pat on the back. Just as you might say to an old friend: ‘Exactly.’ At last. You’ve got it. There was a moment like that at Monterey Car Week when McLaren unveiled the new McL 6GT. ramp Editor-in-Chief Michael Köckritz took a closer look at it.

"A hybrid supercar that bridges high performance with everyday usability." That basically says it all, but Ron Dennis' succinct comment should not be missed. We sent David Staretz on a tour of England to meet him.

Well, it was about time: our author confesses his worst traffic sins. And really, what better place to do that than at a motorway church? P.S.: All statutes of limitation have, of course, expired.

In 1995, McLaren took overall victory at Le Mans on their very first attempt – now the British brand is celebrating the anniversary with a special edition of their 750S. To mark the occasion, McLaren pays visual homage to the legendary and victorious #59 F1 GTR, equipping the special model with a "High Downforce Kit."

When the lights go out in the Land of the Rising Sun, Japan’s car culture really comes alive. Case in point: Formula 1 driver Lando Norris and his underground appearance in Tokyo, right before race weekend in Suzuka.