The V10-powered McLaren Solus GT has taken on the Goodwood hill climb with Mika Hakkinen behind the wheel.
McLaren releases details of its future design language, McLaren Design DNA, which is inspired by its heritage and road car portfolio.
McLaren has revealed that the 750S, Solus GT, Artura, P1, as well as the Senna and Elva are all set to take on the hill climb at the festival.
The 158-piece Speed Champions set features both the McLaren F1 LM and the Solus GT, as well as a male and a female racing driver minifigure.
The McLaren Solus GT is limited to 25 units worldwide, utilises technologies from motorsports, and features a naturally aspirated 5.2-litre V10.