Welcome to the inner sanctum of a futuristic, semi-subterranean factory in Woking: home to McLaren’s road and racing car operations ... models such as the Senna, Elva and Speedtail.

McLaren Elva Engine 4.0-liter ... It also looks inspired by the M1A-M1B-M1C racing cars from the 60s. A 203-mph top speed ...

What the Elva brings to the road and track is a solution to this problem that didn’t need an answer. McLaren calls it the Active Air Management System (AAMS). Basically, the car guides air up ...

McLaren racing boss Zak Brown ... who would run the program, what type of car the team would field, or whether or not the brand plans to race in IMSA GTP too, it did include another major surprise.