From naturally aspirated icons to additive-manufactured track weapons, the Miami Design District stages a striking collision of generational hypercar design.
There are car shows, and then there are curated metropolitan moments where pavement worth tens of millions of dollars stops pedestrian traffic entirely.
The undeniable anchor of the gathering was a machine that requires no introduction to serious collectors: the McLaren F1 GTR.
Yet the Miami showcase wasn't solely an exercise in nineties and noughties nostalgia.
From naturally aspirated icons to additive-manufactured track weapons, the Miami Design District stages a striking collision of generational hypercar design.