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Absolute Peak: McLaren F1 GTR Expected to Sell for at Least $35 Million

A $35 million price tag makes the McLaren F1 GTR the predicted record‑breaker at Monterey Car Week.

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📍 The outcome

The coverage highlighted the McLaren F1 GTR as a marquee entry in the Monterey Car Week top‑ten list and noted expectations that it could fetch roughly £26 million or at least $35 million. With the car also featured in a photo spread on Nick Mason’s one‑of‑a‑kind example, the trend remained focused on its projected value rather than a confirmed sale, and the story has since quieted without a reported outcome.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

Questions people are asking

What is the expected minimum sale price for the McLaren F1 GTR?

The car is expected to sell for at least $35 million, which PistonHeads equates to about £26 million.

Which vehicle is being highlighted in the reports?

The one‑of‑a‑kind McLaren F1 GTR, owned by former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason.

When and where is the car expected to be auctioned?

It is slated for the Monterey Car Week auctions in 2026.

What happened

The surprise comes from a car that is both iconic and singular, owned by former Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason and slated for the Monterey Car Week events that gather the world’s top collectors. The Drive reports the $35 million minimum, while PistonHeads translates it to roughly £26 million.

Robb Report published photos of Mason’s unique vehicle, and classic‑car‑auctions.info listed it among the top ten Monterey auction items. Collectors and auction houses will watch the upcoming sale for its impact on the high‑end classic market.

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