1996 McLaren F1 GTR Belonging to Pink Floyd Drummer Was Crashed Twice, It's Still Insanely Expensive

1996 McLaren F1 GTR Belonging to Pink Floyd Drummer Was Crashed Twice, It's Still Insanely Expensive

The legendary McLaren F1 GTR chassis 10R, famously nicknamed "The Pop Art F1" and belonging to Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason, has been crashed and fully restored twice. Despite the incidents, it remains one of the world's most pristine, street-legal race cars. And now it’s back on the market and expected to fetch an eye-watering $35,000,000. That sort of money would also make it the world’s most expensive McLaren. (continue reading...)

Pink Floyd Drummer Nick Mason’s One-of-a-Kind McLaren Race Car Could Fetch Over $35 Million

A one-of-a-kind 1996 McLaren F1 GTR owned by Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason could sell for more than $35 million at auction next month via Sotheby's.

Here's Why Pink Floyd Drummer Nick Mason's McLaren F1 Is Worth $35 Million

(Alex Penfold/RM Sotheby’s) This McLaren F1‘s sole owner is Nick Mason, drummer for legendary British rock band Pink Floyd, whose 1973 record Dark Side of the Moon spent nearly 1,000 weeks on the American Billboard 200 chart before becoming the fourth-best-selling album in the history of recorded music, and arguably the most musically ambitious to achieve such commercial success. Amazingly, Mason’s ownership of the car isn’t what makes this car …

Nick Mason’s McLaren set to go under hammer during Monterey Car Week

Nick Mason’s McLaren F1 GTR chassis 10R is going to be auctioned at the Monterey Car Week. The F1 is the racing iteration of the legendary supercar.

Nick Mason’s McLaren F1 GTR Could be the £26 million Star of Monterey Car Week

One of the most famous McLaren F1s of all will go under the hammer during Car Week next month

This Rock Legend's McLaren F1 GTR Was Crashed Twice And Could Still Clear $35 Million

Nick Mason's McLaren F1 GTR heads to auction next month and could become the most valuable F1 ever sold in public