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 ...

Designed to pay homage to the success of Bruce McLaren and Denny Hulme in the Can-Am Series during the 1960s, McLaren calls its MP4-12C Can-Am Edition the ultimate track car, with upgrades that ...

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.

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 ...

To celebrate 50 years since the first ever Can-Am race and harking back to company founder/racing legend Bruce McLaren, McLaren is releasing a limited edition, Can-Am-ified version of the 650S ...

At the end of last year, word of a Can Am version of the Senna surfaced. It was supposed to be a nod to Bruce McLaren and his exploits in the Can Am series, but also a road-legal variant of the GTR.

Not Can-Am, though. Can-Am had virtually no rules – at least not as far as the cars were concerned. And McLaren positively dominated.

Bruce McLaren, a racer himself, founded Bruce McLaren Racing LTD in 1963 and began producing his own race cars.

In a video produced by the company, the Elva can be seen driving at Laguna Seca with a McLaren M8D, one of Can-Am’s most notable cars. The racer that many still associate with the series, it ...

About midday on June 2, 1970, the Goodwood circuit in south-east England fell silent. Bruce McLaren had been testing his latest Can-Am car and was squeezing in one more lap before lunch when the ...

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.