The McLaren Senna is the most extreme machine to come out of Woking yet: a 789bhp track hypercar that can be driven on the road, and takes its name from one of the company's greatest ever racing drivers.
It sits at the very top of McLaren's range, knocking the 720S down into second place. But just how much of a step forward is the Senna over the 720S? We're going to find out in this four-part series.
We'll be pitting the pair againt each other in a track battle to set the best lap time, deciding which has the greatest soundtrack, and deciding which one is more fun to drive. But first: a drag race.
To see how far the Senna moves things on in terms of acceleration and braking, we take both cars from 0-100mph and back again.
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Peter Cavellini
720S....please!
Half a second, that’s all,probably just as much fun for a lot lot less?, I think so, if you’ve got the money and want at the Pub, Club bragging rights have the Senna (there all sold by the way), would the “Senna” sold without F1 greatest name on it?....yes, yes it probably would......
Peter Cavellini.
Luap
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Hey Peter Captain Obvious Spam Your Name Everywhere Cavellini, that almost made sense.
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