The supercar celebrates 30 years since Lanzante's Le Mans win with the McLaren F1 GTR In 1995, a McLaren F1 GTR race car claimed the overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, marking McLaren's debut at the French endurance classic.

It’ll be a three-seat layout – just like the original McLaren F1 and Gordon Murray T.50 – spun off a ‘McLaren platform’. Lanzante hasn't revealed which platform, only saying it'll be a 'current' supercar. So while it looks suspiciously like a P1 in a dapper new suit, it'll actually use something new.

To honor that victory, Lanzante is building a limited-run bespoke supercar codenamed Project 95-59, which represents the year of the victory and the number of the winning car. Details about the new car are scarce,