Thirty years ago, McLaren won the 24 Hours of Le Mans with a version of its F1 in what was the automaker’s first appearance at the historic race. And it’s still celebrating, with a just-unveiled version of its 750S. McLaren released a special-edition version of its 720S in 2020 to honor its 1995 win at Le Mans, and the new 750S Le Mans is in a similar style. The new launch comes in Le Mans Grey or McLaren Orange, along with the buyer’s choice of Carbon Black and Dove Grey interiors or Carbon Black and McLaren Orange. The five-spoke wheels are also unique, the marque says, as is the roof scoop and various Le Mans branding across the car. Most obviously, the rear spoiler is raised for “visual drama,” though, along with the modified carbon fiber splitter, McLaren says that downforce is increased by 10 percent more than the regular 750S. The 750S Le Mans is powered by a 4.0-liter twin-turbo..