After McLaren P1 GTR Concept Revealed at Pebble Beach" target ... The only feature that breaks with the overall theme of minimalism is a giant steering wheel borrowed from the race-winning ...

McLaren has released the first interior photos of the track-exclusive P1 GTR, which features a steering wheel inspired by the one from the MP4-23 Formula 1 car. McLaren says the stripped-out ...

McLaren seems to have gone all out in stripping down the P1 GTR to its simplest and most purposeful form, leaving only a race-inspired steering wheel and carbon fiber racing shell seats inside ...

As with various elements throughout the car, there is significant heritage linked to the steering wheel. Although unique to the McLaren P1™ GTR, the design is based on the steering wheel of the ...

Now, a stripped down interior and F1-based steering wheel have also been revealed. News that McLaren was working on the P1 GTR was initially released in June this year and included word that it ...

The centerpiece is probably the button-laden F1-esque steering wheel, which McLaren says is modeled after the 2008 MP4-23 F1 car. Switches and buttons on the F1-inspired P1 GTR steering wheel are ...

McLaren is preparing ... center of the steering wheel, where the driver can reach them without removing his or her hands from the wheel itself. Other features of the P1 GTR cabin include bucket ...

If you thought the 500 units of the McLaren 675LT Spider that came ... you should know this 675LT has borrowed the P1 GTR racecar's steering wheel. Since there's no DRS adaptive rear wing or ...

My soul may be quaking, but the McLaren P1 GTR is rock solid. I stab the brake, holding it down for a only second or two, and then downshift twice using the left-hand steering-wheel paddle.

This is accomplished by pushing the IPAS button on the steering ... built by McLaren, the company also produced several track-only editions of the car, starting with the P1 GTR.

One McLaren owner has immortalized Ayrton Senna without a Senna, instead commissioning a P1 GTR in the livery in ... as the driver grips the D-shaped steering wheel, now trimmed with microsuede ...

Defying the laws of gravity and car design is what Liberty Walk does best. So a little thing like butterfly doors isn't going to stop them from tuning the McLaren 650S. Because it looks like the ...