McLaren Automotive now looks to the future with a new range of revolutionary sports cars. Through a rich modern history, McLaren’s automotive division has already built the world’s most critically acclaimed supercar, the McLaren F1 (1993-1998) and the world’s best-selling luxury supercar, the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren (2003-2009).
The rules in the sports car world are about to be re-written. Twenty years of sports car design, engineering and production combined with inspirational success in Formula 1 have driven Ron Dennis, McLaren Automotive Chairman, to announce his plans for the ultimate line-up of technology-led and customer-focused performance cars for the 21st century. The 12C, and future models within the range, will challenge the world’s best sports cars, benefiting from the expertise and virtuosity of the McLaren Group. Images are rendered using V-Ray plugin, lighting and environment are not included to a set.The McLaren MP4-12C is revealed as the first in a range of high-performance sports cars from McLaren Automotive, the independent car division based at the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking, England. We provide several formats for each model, most of them are available by default. By request we provide unsmoothed files.Īll main parts of the model are separated objects. The MP4-31's best result came at the Austrian Grand Prix, where Button finished sixth.ģD model created maximally close to a real McLaren car and based on the dimensions from open sources.Īll model files were "smoothed". The team finished sixth in the Constructors' Championship, amassing a total of 76 championship points. Throughout the season, the car showed some improvement in performance compared to its predecessor, the MP4-30, but continued to face challenges against its competitors. The MP4-31 sported a predominantly black and red livery with silver accents, representing the team's main sponsors, including Johnnie Walker, Mobil 1, and SAP.
The car was designed under the technical direction of Tim Goss and featured a Honda RA616H V6 hybrid engine, continuing the McLaren-Honda partnership that began in 2015. It made its competitive debut at the Australian Grand Prix and was driven by Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, both former World Champions. 3D model of a Formula One racing car designed and built by the McLaren Formula One team for the 2016 Formula One season.
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