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The Lexus driver who went first certainly had a good look.
The old hypercars never die. Even when left in their original form, these animals are still rotating heads and performance dynamos. The McLaren P1 is not even so old, but while the automaker has moved to Senna, the people of Lanzante have created this work of art. The teasers of the P1 GT started in early June, and now we finally get to see it in action up the hill from Goodwood.
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