Formula 1 cars linked to Lewis Hamilton, Ayrton Senna and Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt are being put up for sale as McLaren prepare to part with five pieces of racing history.

McLaren is selling five historic Formula 1 cars associated with drivers Lewis Hamilton, Ayrton Senna, Lando Norris, and actor Brad Pitt. Offered via luxury car dealer Tom Hartley Jr., the collection spans more than 30 years of McLaren history and is expected to command multimillion-pound sums. McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown stated the decision was made because keeping the historic cars in storage did a disservice to what they represent.
The collection includes two 1991 MP4/6A models tested by Senna and raced by Gerhard Berger, alongside a 2012 MP4-27A tested by Hamilton and raced by Jenson Button. It also features a 2021 MCL35M driven to three podiums by Norris, as well as a 2023 machine Norris raced and Pitt later drove at the Circuit of the Americas.
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