Lanzante, the legendary British motorsport and engineering firm, is making headlines once again—this time with a striking tribute to its 1995 Le Mans victory. The newly unveiled McLaren 95-59 pays homage to the iconic McLaren F1 GTR, which Lanzante piloted to glory at the Circuit de la Sarthe nearly three decades ago.
Based on the already potent McLaren 750S, the 95-59 is no ordinary supercar. Lanzante has reimagined it with a sleeker, more streamlined carbon-fiber body, enhanced aerodynamics, and over 100 additional horsepower, setting it apart both visually and mechanically. The result is a three-seat hypercar that blends modern-day performance with classic motorsport inspiration.
The car’s design recalls the original three-seat layout of the McLaren F1, placing the driver in the center flanked by two passengers—a configuration that symbolizes exclusivity and performance purity. In a market saturated with two-seat exotics, the 95-59’s layout is a rare nod to the golden age of supercar engineering.
Production will be limited to just 59 examples worldwide, making the 95-59 not only a collector’s gem but also a driver-focused machine with historical significance. Pricing is expected to exceed $1 million, underscoring its rarity and bespoke nature.
With the 95-59, Lanzante continues to cement its reputation as a master of exclusive McLaren-based creations. For fans of motorsport heritage and high-performance innovation, this supercar is more than a machine—it’s a celebration of history, engineering, and enduring legacy.
