F1 star Lando Norris receives incredible £280,000 custom McLaren 765LT supercar that he designed after 18-month wait
LANDO NORRIS has taken delivery of his new McLaren 765LT – worth over £280,000.
The F1 ace has been waiting 18-months for the customised version of the 205mph rocket.
SuppliedLando Norris collected his custom-made McLaren[/caption]
YouTube / McLaren AutomotiveThe blue supercar is worth £280,000[/caption]
YouTube / McLaren AutomotiveHe gave fans a tour of the car on the McLaren YouTube channel[/caption]
YouTube / McLaren AutomotiveNorris took it for a drive after an 18-month wait[/caption]
Norris, 23, enlisted the help of MSO, McLaren’s bespoke design division, to make the limited-edition vehicle completely unique.
He said: “I’ve been able to drive a lot of different McLarens but this is the first car that I’ve designed; this is me in a car.
“I’m a carbon lover, the more carbon I can have, the better but I didn’t want to have my logo everywhere, I wanted something a bit more subtle and MSO has done a fantastic job to realise my vision.”
Norris‘ special tweaks include a one-off blue gloss carbon fibre exterior and brake calipers painted in the same yellow as his crash helmet.
The colour is also on the doors in the form of four stripes, four being his F1 racing number.
He has his initials stitched into the headrests and there is a plaque that has his name on it.
Norris didn’t want his name or brand all over the car, but his logo is on the driver’s seat and there are signatures from him and key manufacturers under the bonnet.
The Brit then cruised out of the McLaren garage for a test drive.
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Norris currently sits ninth in the driver standings after five races this season.
His best ever finish in a F1 campaign came in 2021 when he finished sixth.
He has been on the podium on six occasions but awaits his first win.
YouTube / McLaren AutomotiveLando Norris has been given the keys to his specially made vehicle[/caption]
YouTube / McLaren AutomotiveNorris’ car has four stripes on it representing his F1 number[/caption]
YouTube / McLaren AutomotiveHe looked thrilled with the finished product[/caption]
YouTube / McLaren AutomotiveSignatures are seen on the underside of the bonnet[/caption]
