2016 McLaren P1 GTR Sexts Out 10 Salacious Cockpit Snaps! Uncensored, NSFW Photos Inside



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The P1 GTR is having its full goodies exposed now – in what we are calling the pappening!

It started with upskirt photos in Pebble Beach, and has now led to this spread-eagle display of its most private areas for the world to see.

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The giant exhaust cans and rear spoiler are visibly erect at all times – definitely prepared for racing scenarios lasting more than four hours.

Thoughts on the latest skin pics from between the P1 GTR’s legs – aka, the cockpit?

It is remarkably bare down there. There is not a scrap of Alcantara comfort fuzz to be found.

Secondly, some of the features, like the steering wheel, are a … very unique .. shape!

In terms of reinforcing the P1 GTR’s race-ready positioning, these latest pics from McLaren are sure to cause an XXX-pic frenzy on the interwebs. Download them now before the mods remove them!

We have been imagining this day for so long… remember the silly renders of all the P1 GTR’s details a few months ago? You can now see the testing car in a full HD track video from McLaren down (well) below.

As everyone knows, the only sex scandal better than X pics is an X video.

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FIRST LOOK AT THE TRACK-FOCUSED McLAREN P1â„¢ GTR INTERIOR AS BESPOKE DRIVER PROGRAMME CONFIRMED

22/10/14
  • Stripped out driver-focused interior includes Formula 1â„¢-inspired championship-winning MP4-23 steering wheel
  • Testing programme continues in the extreme temperatures of Bahrain to extract the optimum performance from each component, including the driver
  • Further details of the bespoke McLaren P1â„¢ GTR driver programme confirmed: http://youtu.be/hSpKYDNkAsk

 

 

The McLaren P1â„¢ GTR will offer an on- and off-track driving experience like no other, with unique access to the technologies and expertise within the McLaren Technology Centre, and the most powerful track-only model ever produced by McLaren Automotive. Dynamic testing is well underway at a range of international race circuits, and the first uncamouflged images show the latest aerodynamic and cooling updates being trialled. In addition, the driver-focused cockpit is shown to be even more purposeful than the road-going model, and has been designed with driver engagement and weight saving key priorities, but no compromise in terms of comfort and safety.

The individually-tailored McLaren P1™ GTR driver programme will offer each driver a unique insight into the world of McLaren. Details of the programme, which has previously been experienced by race winners and world champions, are explained on the official McLaren Automotive YouTube channel:  http://youtu.be/hSpKYDNkAsk.

The view from the inside

The first images of the interior show how the driving environment of the McLaren P1™ GTR has been designed to be as focused for the driver as possible, and is stripped of all but the essential items in a bid to keep weight to a minimum. The lightweight carbon fibre MonoCage chassis is carried over from the road car, and weighs just 90kg including the upper and lower structures (including roof), roof snorkel, engine air intake cavity, battery and power electronics housing. This, in common with the road car, meets FIA load requirements for rollover in GT racing category. Since the ‘rollcage’ is incorporated into the MonoCage, there is no reduction in headroom for the driver.

The centre piece of the driver’s environment is the newly developed steering wheel, which has been designed to make all controls as easily accessible and user-friendly as possible. As with various elements throughout the car, there is significant heritage linked to the steering wheel. Although unique to the McLaren P1™ GTR, the design is based on the steering wheel of the 2008 Formula 1™ championship-winning MP4-23.

As on a Formula 1â„¢ car, key controls including the mode switches are located to the centre of the bespoke steering wheel. This allows the driver to fully adjust the setup and characteristics of the car without having to take their hands from the wheel. The DRS and IPAS buttons are retained on the steering wheel. In the design and implementation of this new set up, all controls can be comfortably operated, and are easily accessible, when in a full race suit, helmet and gloves.

The cabin is equipped with lightweight DTM-style seats and full six-point motorsport harnesses. This will be specifically set up for the individual driver, and mounted directly to the chassis, reducing weight by having no additional mounting brackets. The HANS-approved carbon fibre seat shell offers comfort and support, and has been ergonomically-designed along with the rest of the cabin controls. Despite the stripped out environment, the air-conditioning is retained to maintain comfort during the much more physical driving experience.

Testing continues

The dedicated test team of engineers, technicians and development drivers continues to progress the programme, and has recently completed a successful test in the extreme desert heat at the Bahrain International Circuit. The programme was designed to push the capabilities of the upgraded IPAS powertrain, ensure optimised balance and handling characteristics on the race-proven Pirelli slick tyres, and work through aerodynamic developments including the dramatic fixed-height rear wing which includes the Formula 1â„¢-style Drag Reduction System (DRS).

The rigorous testing schedule was carried out with the latest development prototype, and is seen dynamically for the first time, finished in a combination of Carbon Black paintwork and bare carbon fibre bodywork.

All tests were completed with results meeting or, in many cases exceeding, the stringent targets set. The McLaren P1â„¢ GTR development continues its rapid progress, with further mileage scheduled over the winter throughout Europe.

McLaren P1â„¢ GTR Driver Programme

‘With the McLaren P1™ GTR driver programme, we have aimed to do something different, very much like the way we operate the rest of the business. We don’t follow the trends. Our road cars are different to our competitors, so too will be our driving programme,’ Chris Goodwin, Chief Test Driver for McLaren Automotive.

The McLaren P1™ GTR will be like no other model ever produced by McLaren Automotive. It is therefore fitting that the McLaren P1™ GTR driver programme will be different to anything offered previously. Drivers will become a member of the world’s most exclusive McLaren ownership programme, and gain a unique insight into the steps McLaren drivers take after signing for the team. With access to the world within the McLaren Technology Centre, each driver will have an unparalleled, and completely unique, experience. As race winners and world champions have before them, each driver will embark on a bespoke driver programme designed to hone and optimise driving skills, and learn how to get the best of themselves and the car.

A dedicated track preparation programme, tailored to suit each individual driver, will start at the McLaren Technology Centre and drivers will have access to go behind previously off-limits areas. Paul Mackenzie, McLaren P1™ GTR Programme Director explains: ‘The programme is about enabling our drivers to get the most out of the McLaren P1™ GTR. Before they get out on track, each driver will join us at the MTC and have unprecedented access to the cutting edge facilities, including the racing simulator. This will enable drivers to build up a greater understanding of the car’s capabilities and true performance, as well as learning the braking and turn-in points before they arrive at the circuit. It also allows them to analyse and discuss their performance ahead of testing themselves in the real world situation, so they are fully prepared when they take to the track.

‘It is a programme that has been developed over the years for our Formula 1™ and our young drivers. It’s not just about fitness, but also about mental preparation, and looks at the full wellbeing of the driver, and prepares them mentally and physically for the activities they will experience on track.’

The events themselves will take place at some of the most iconic racing Formula 1™ circuits across the world, and drivers will take part in six events during the first year of the programme. At each event, drivers will have a dedicated race team responsible for running the car. This will include a personal driver coach and head engineer, who will work through telemetry and video analysis to hone skills, and optimise laptimes. This one-to-one tuition will be bespoke to each driver, and will be tailored to suit each driver’s invidiual skill set and driving ability.2016 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut 6 2016 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut 4 2015 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut in 55 High-Res Photos 2 2015 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut in 55 High-Res Photos 4 2015 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut in 55 High-Res Photos 5 2015 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut in 55 High-Res Photos 12 2015 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut in 55 High-Res Photos 43 2015 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut in 55 High-Res Photos 32 2015 McLaren P1 GTR - Pebble Beach World Debut in 55 High-Res Photos gifMcLaren Special Operations Confirms Pebble Beach Debut of MSO 650S Spider and MSO P1 1 Car-Revs-Daily.com Green 2014 McLaren P1 46 Car-Revs-Daily.com Green 2014 McLaren P1 38 Car-Revs-Daily.com Green 2014 McLaren P1 39 1969 McLaren M6GT - Specs vs F1 and P1 - Photo 67 1969 McLaren M6GT - Specs vs F1 and P1 - Photo 39 - CopyM6BGT gif header1 Car-Revs-Daily.com Hypercar Icons - 1969 McLaren M6B GT with 2014 McLaren 650S at The Quail  19 Car-Revs-Daily.com Hypercar Icons - 1969 McLaren M6B GT with 2014 McLaren 650S at The Quail  23 Car-Revs-Daily.com Hypercar Icons - 1969 McLaren M6B GT with 2014 McLaren 650S at The Quail  12 Car-Revs-Daily.com Hypercar Icons - 1969 McLaren M6B GT with 2014 McLaren 650S at The Quail  11 Car-Revs-Daily.com Hypercar Icons - 1969 McLaren M6B GT with 2014 McLaren 650S at The Quail  10 Car-Revs-Daily.com Hypercar Icons - 1969 McLaren M6B GT with 2014 McLaren 650S at The Quail  8 Car-Revs-Daily.com Hypercar Icons - 1969 McLaren M6B GT with 2014 McLaren 650S at The Quail  6
About McLaren Automotive:

McLaren Automotive is a British manufacturer of luxury, high-performance sports cars, located at the McLaren Technology Centre (MTC) in Woking, Surrey.

Following the company’s global launch in 2010, McLaren Automotive launched the groundbreaking 12C and 12C Spider and followed this in 2013 with the limited-run McLaren P1™. In keeping with its plan to introduce a new model each year, the company recently unveiled the 650S Coupe and 650S Spider. The brand continues to expand, operating through a dedicated global network of retailers in every major automotive market.

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To support the development, engineering and manufacture of its range of innovative and highly acclaimed sports cars, McLaren Automotive has partnered with world leading companies to provide specialist expertise and technology.  These include Akebono, AkzoNobel, ExxonMobil, Pirelli, SAP and TAG Heuer.

Designed for the track; Developed for the road

The connection between Formula 1 and road cars at McLaren is a natural process of experience, knowledge, principles and process transfer. Through the integration of 50 years of Formula 1â„¢ racing expertise and knowledge, and over 20 years of heritage in producing landmark sports cars, McLaren Automotive designs, develops and builds a range of technologically advanced and groundbreaking high performance sports cars which are designed to be a no compromise drive on both road and track.

McLaren has pioneered the use of carbon fibre in vehicle production over the past 30 years, and since introducing a carbon chassis into racing and road cars with the 1981 McLaren MP4/1 and 1993 McLaren F1 respectively, McLaren has not built a car without a carbon fibre chassis.p1 gtr gif2