McLaren unveils heritage-inspired livery for British Grand Prix

Formula1.com1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 3:38 PM

Last updated Jun 30, 2026

Summary

McLaren has introduced a new livery at the British Grand Prix, drawing inspiration from their 1966 M2B car. This design replaces the team's familiar papaya color with a predominantly white scheme, commemorating the 60 years since their first point in Formula 1. The change also reflects on their recent milestone of competing in their 1000th Grand Prix earlier this year in Monaco, where they showcased a special color scheme. Photographs of the new livery can be viewed in a provided gallery.

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  • McLaren's livery is inspired by the 1966 M2B car
  • The design features a predominantly white color scheme
  • This year marks 60 years since their first F1 point
  • The team celebrated its 1000th Grand Prix earlier this year
  • Photos of the new livery are available online
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McLaren have taken inspiration from their 1966 F1 car for their livery at this weekend's British Grand Prix.

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