This yr marks a particular anniversary for Lanzante. In 1995, the corporate fielded a McLaren F1 GTR within the 24 Hours of Le Mans that crossed the end line first. To honor that victory, Lanzante is constructing a limited-run bespoke supercar codenamed Mission 95-59, which represents the yr of the victory and the variety of the successful automotive.

Particulars concerning the new automotive are scarce, however the firm revealed that it will likely be based mostly on a McLaren platform with a focused 700-horsepower-per-ton power-to-weight ratio. It’s going to even have a three-seat configuration with usable cargo capability.

Paul Howse, who penned the aerodynamic form of the McLaren P1, designed Lanzante’s new bespoke supercar, which is teased within the sketch above. It seems to be vaguely just like the McLaren Speedtail, which is the platform Lanzante is probably going utilizing.

The corporate already previewed the design to an unique group of VIP prospects, however the remainder of us should wait to see the automotive’s closing kind. The limited-run Lanzante will debut at this yr’s Goodwood Competition of Pace in July, simply 5 months away.

We count on the Lanzante additionally to make the most of McLaren’s twin-turbocharged V-8 engine to realize the focused power-to-weight ratio, however we received’t know official particulars till this summer season. There are many powertrains Lanzante might use if it needs to make its limited-run supercar much more particular.