Tag: 570S Coupe

  • McLaren 570S Coupe M2B Edition is Formula 1 inspired anniversary car

    McLaren 570S Coupe M2B Edition and The M2B Race CarCan you believe that it is 50 years since McLaren appeared for the first time at Formula 1 at the 1966 Monaco GP. And ever since then all models of the brand feature technology used in motorsport racing, in one way or another. Such example is the 570S Coupe, which is the first Sport Series road-legal model with its carbon fibre MonoCell II, carbon-ceramic brakes and Brake Steer technology all derived from the pinnacle of motorsport.

    To celebrate these remarkable 50th years of success, the company has introduced the McLaren 570S Coupe M2B Edition, which is inspired on brand’s first Formula 1 car – the M2B. The festive 570S Coupe features the same livery as the M2B: central green stripe and silver edging.

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    Like all other McLarens, this 570S has been hand-built at the McLaren Production Centre (MPC). The build process started with the carbon fibre MonoCell II, which is an innovative passenger cell that forms the core of the 570S and is strong and stiff. It also contributes for 50kg less weight when compare to the aluminium and steel-based rivals.

    1966 M2B Race Car and McLaren 570S Coupe M2B Edition

    The M2B served as inspiration for another feature: the car-style double-wishbone suspension with adjustable dampers. Along with it, the 570S also gets Adaptive Dynamics Panel with three modes (Normal, Sport and Track), located in the centre of the luxurious hand-stitched leather interior.

    McLaren 570S Coupe M2B Edition is driven by the 3.8-litre twin-turbocharged V8 unit connected to a Shift Gearbox with rocker-shift controls. The engine produces 570PS (562bhp), helping the 570S to accelerate from 0-100kph (0-62mph) in just 3.2 seconds. The top speed has been electronically limited to 328kph (204mph).

    The stopping power of the model is ensured by the carbon-ceramic brakes, which have been also derived from Formula 1. The advantage here is that they resist fade even under very hard utilization. In addition, the 570S also uses Brake Steer technology.

    All in all, this 570S is the perfect example for what McLaren has always stood for, since the day of M2B’s debut in Monaco.

    Source: McLaren 

  • McLaren 570S Coupe Safety Car Revealed. Official Guard at the British GT Championship

    McLaren 570S Coupe Safety Car Front viewMcLaren is the official Safety Car partner of the SRO-run British GT Championship this season. After the opening round this weekend at the famous Brands Hatch circuit, the car was revealed in all of its opulence and powerful characteristics. McLaren 570S Coupe Safety Car has taken the lead role in safety and management of the field of GT cars. Some of the latter include other McLaren models like the 650S GT3 and the 570S GT4.The vehicle will be on the track in all nine rounds over seven race weekends. It will take care for the optimum safety of the participants at all times.

    In fact, safety is a feature substantial for the 570S Coupe, because of its lightweight and strong carbon fibre chassis! If you remember well, the model was the firs one introduced as a McLaren Sports Series. This means that it features motorsport-derived technologies and excellent performance.

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    For example, its power is transferred onto the rear wheels from the mid-mounted 3.8-litre twin turbo V8 engine. It produces 570PS (562bhp) and 600Nm (443lb ft) of torque. In addition, due to the lightweight chassis, it is capable of power-to-weight ratio of 434PS per tonne.

    McLaren 570S Coupe Safety Car on the track

    In terms of acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h (62mph), the McLaren 570S Coupe is capable of covering it in just 3.2 seconds, while the 200km/h (124mph) is achieved in 9.5 seconds. The top speed is of 328 km/h (204mph).

    With this partnership between McLaren and the British GT Championship, the brand highlights the common links between its road-going and track-dedicated models. And by the way, there is the news that McLaren is going to develop its all-new 570S GT4 car exclusively in British GT this season!

    Source: McLaren