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Sold new to Moody Fayed, the Harrods liveried 06R was raced in the 1995 BPR Series with considerable success. Andy Wallace and Olivier Grouillard won three races late in the year. For the 24 Hours of Le Mans Andy Wallace was joined by Justin and Derek Bell. The three experienced racers finished third overall and second in the GT1 class behind its sister car that took the outright victory. Grouillard and Wallace raced 06R again in 1996, adding yet another win to its tally. In 1997, it was sold to David Clark, who was the Commercial Director of McLaren Cars.
The well raced McLaren F1 GTR was restored to its Harrods liveried and later converted for road use by marque experts Lanzante. During Clark’s ownership, 06R made many appearances at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and other events where it is pictured here at various occasions. In 2015, the 20th anniversary year of McLaren's debut victory, it inspired the livery of the very first P1 GTR. In more recent years, it joined the formidable stable of a French collector and gentleman racer. He entered it in the 2023 Le Mans Classic, where it was raced by Yannick Dalmas, who won Le Mans outright in 1995 with another F1 GTR.
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| Manufactured in |
1995 |
| First owner |
Moody Fayed |
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| Last known location |
French Private Collection |
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