The McLaren W1 might have the potential to dominate, but how does it stack up against the legendary McLaren P1 that came before it?

McLaren might be showing off a P1 successor—at least that’s the tone of a recent teaser dropped to the company’s YouTube channel. After the absence of a road-going “1” machine in its ...

The LEGO Technic P1 is roughly 385 lbs lighter than the real thing. Credit: LEGO / Jeff Moore Once fully assembled, McLaren entrusted the experimental car to its own team racer, Lando Norris.

A team of 23 lunatics from the Lego group and McLaren Automotive spent over 8,000 hours putting together a full-size working P1 replica – and it actually clocked 40 mph (64 km/h) on a racetrack.

This life-size Lego McLaren P1 can hit almost 40mph Building this full-scale McLaren replica required over 342,817 Technic pieces, and it’s powered by 768 Lego electric motors.

Lego and McLaren have built a drivable life-size McLaren P1 hypercar out of more than 340,000 plastic bricks and pieces. Lando Norris then drove it on track.

The Lemokey P1 Pro offers incredible value for money, with a slick build, solid speeds, and plenty of different customization options for a fantastic price. Custom keyboards are dropping their ...

Like all Lego Technic models, the P1 set is focused on the nitty-gritty details. Owners will be tasked with building the McLaren's seven-speed gearbox along with its shifter drum, a V-8 engine ...

The McLaren P1 Gets the LEGO Technic Treatment: With 3,893 pieces, the buildable car features a seven-speed gearbox with two shifter drums, a V8 piston engine, advanced dihedral doors and more.

The latest addition to Lego’s Technic collection is an orange and black McLaren P1, complete with vertically-hinged doors, working steering and suspension, a deployable rear wing, moving gear ...