It may be fast, but the McLaren Senna isn’t pretty. Chassis 001, though, actually looks good with its blue and white livery.
Owned by David Kyte, chassis 001 of 500 of the McLaren Senna has a blue and white paint scheme that took 600 hours to complete.
It also has a carbonfiber roof snorkel, T-Bar, and fuel filler cover; blue brake calipers; and red wheel lock nuts.
Other features include Senna’s F1 championship years engraved on the throttle pedal, a map of Interlagos track on the front of the car, and red-tinted carbon keys.
After taking delivery of the car, Kyte took the Senna 001 on a 1,400km (870mi) trip around France.
