If you’ve ever wondered how to turn a lottery win into the world’s most impractical garage, McLaren has just made your day. The team is selling five of its old Formula 1 cars, including a Senna-era chassis from 1991, and the combined price could reach £50 million.
The sale covers 32 years of McLaren history and is being handled by dealer Tom Hartley Jnr, who previously sold Bernie Ecclestone’s collection of historic grand prix cars, a haul reportedly worth around £250 million.
All five cars have been kept by McLaren since they last raced, and the team will prepare them for their new owners. Nobody has officially announced prices, but reports…
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