McLaren will run a special Google Gemini livery at this weekend's British Grand Prix, marking their second one-off design of the season. The chrome-dominant scheme draws inspiration from their debut car, the McLaren M2B, which first raced at the 1966 Monaco Grand Prix. This latest livery celebrates the team's rich heritage while highlighting their ongoing partnership with Google Gemini, emphasizing how AI can drive innovation both on and off the track. McLaren previously showcased a heritage livery at Monaco to celebrate its 1000th Grand Prix. The British GP is a significant home race for McLaren, especially after Lando Norris delivered an emotional victory there last year. Following Williams, McLaren is now the second team to unveil a unique design for Silverstone. It’s a clear signal the Woking outfit aims to make a statement at their home track, blending their storied past with a future-forward technological push.
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