That first car, dubbed M6A, and Bruce’s co-driver, Denny Hulme, began what became a string of phenomenal successes. For five consecutive years McLaren and Hulme combined to win each Can-Am ...

McLaren didn't just find success in Can-Am racing -- between 1967 and 1971, the organization dominated the series so thoroughly that it came to be known as the "Bruce and Denny Show" after team ...

McLaren 650S Can-Am Is an Expensive Walk Down Memory Lane. ... Echoing Bruce McLaren's M1B race car, the 650S Can-Am will be launched in Mars Red. Other colors include a racing orange and black.

This 1969 McLaren M8C, which was the production version of the M8A factory car, is powered by a 7.0-liter Chevrolet V8 engine with 620hp and is mated to a five-speed sequential semi-manual.

Bruce McLaren Motor Racing (as the team was then known) won the championship five years running between 1967 and 1971. ... But some of the cars they made for Can-Am are still out there.

McLaren is celebrating 50 years since the inaugural season of the Can-Am series with the new limited-production McLaren 650S Can-Am road car based on the 650S Spider.The bespoke model, which will ...

Bruce McLaren, a racer himself ... Lamborghini was founded to create a refined grand touring car, while McLaren, ... Can-Am racing — referring to the Canadian-American Challenge Cup −− as ...

McLaren Senna Can Am, the first of three to have been made, ... a GTR race car chassis, the signature of Bruce McLaren, and 24 carat gold heat shield, among other things. ...

Since Bruce McLaren grabbed two Can-Am titles back in the late 1960s, we imagine he'd adore the 570S-based rendering we have here. ... which flows into the roof of the car. However, ...

McLaren is celebrating 50 years since the inaugural season of the Can-Am series with the new limited-production McLaren 650S Can-Am road car based on the 650S Spider.