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McLaren reveal retro livery for Spain and Monaco races
MONACO -- McLaren has revealed a retro "livery enhancement" that will run at the next two races in Monaco and Spain. The team said the new look is based on the McLaren M7A -- the first McLaren to win a Formula 1 race in 1968 and the first to run in the team's trademark papaya orange -- while also being inspired by "the elegance of the Riviera."
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