This Rock Legend’s McLaren F1 GTR Was Crashed Twice And Could Still Clear $35 Million
A one-of-a-kind McLaren F1 GTR owned by Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason is expected to fetch over $35 million at auction.
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The brief
Nick Mason, the drummer for Pink Floyd, is auctioning his rare, one-off McLaren F1 GTR race car. Despite having been crashed twice, the vehicle is projected to clear more than $35 million.
Coverage from Robb Report, Mansion Global, Classic Driver, Autoblog, and Carscoops emphasizes the car's rarity and its potential to become the most expensive McLaren ever sold. Observers are monitoring whether the final hammer price will exceed the $35 million estimate and establish a new record for the brand.
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Quick answers
Who owned the McLaren F1 GTR?
The car was owned by Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason.
What is the estimated auction value?
The vehicle could fetch or clear over $35 million.
What is the condition of the car?
According to coverage, the vehicle was crashed twice.
Coverage (5)
- This rock legend's McLaren F1 GTR could hammer for over 35 million dollars Classic Driver · 14h ago
- One-Off McLaren F1 GTR Set To Become The Most Expensive McLaren Ever Sold Autoblog · 14h ago
- Pink Floyd Drummer Nick Mason’s Rare McLaren Could Fetch Over $35M at Auction Mansion Global · 14h ago
- Pink Floyd Drummer Nick Mason’s One-of-a-Kind McLaren Race Car Could Fetch Over $35 Million Robb Report · 14h ago
- This Rock Legend’s McLaren F1 GTR Was Crashed Twice And Could Still Clear $35 Million Carscoops · 14h ago
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