In a momentous celebration of McLaren’s 30th anniversary of the 1995 Le Mans triumph, Anglo-American McLaren partner team United Autosports has recently revealed their striking new livery for the upcoming 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) season. The team’s LMGT3 Evos will showcase a fresh take on the iconic papaya and black design, symbolizing a significant year for both United Autosports and McLaren.

A Bold Tribute to McLaren’s Legacy

United Autosports CEO, Richard Dean, shared his excitement about the special partnership with McLaren for this WEC season, stating, “It is a very special year to be racing with McLaren in the WEC, and our 2025 livery celebrates that.” The team is keen on building upon their past successes, aiming for race victories and a championship title while proudly representing the unmistakable McLaren brand on the track.

The No. 59 McLaren GT3 EVO, paying homage to the Le Mans-winning McLaren F1 GTR, will see the return of experienced drivers James Cottingham and Gregoire Saucy, along with newcomer Sebastien Baud. Meanwhile, the No. 95 McLaren GT3 EVO, bearing the number of the historic 1995 Le Mans victory, will feature WEC race winners Darren Leung and Sean Gelael, alongside returning driver Marino Sato.

McLaren’s Racing Legacy Continues

McLaren Automotive CEO, Michael Leiters, expressed confidence in the team’s capabilities, emphasizing the speed and endurance of the McLaren GT3 EVO at the highest level of competition. He highlighted the intrinsic connection between McLaren’s supercars and the competitive spirit of the WEC, particularly the revered 24 Hours of Le Mans, setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.

As the McLaren-inspired livery takes center stage on the WEC circuit, United Autosports and McLaren enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the thrilling races and fierce competition that lie ahead. The fusion of heritage, innovation, and passion in this partnership promises a captivating journey through the 2025 WEC season, showcasing the best of both brands on the global motorsport stage.