Goodwood Festival of Speed: Corvette and Mad Mike's McLaren Unveiled

Archie Hamilton Racing takes us to the Goodwood Festival of Speed for an electrifying reveal of a Corvette that brings back memories of his own. The lineup features a stunning 812 GT4 touring in a striking crayon color, alongside a range of impressive vehicles like the Hurrican with a roof box and a GTR. As they stroll through the event, Archie's excitement is palpable, especially when they reach Mad Mike's new McLaren hidden under covers, promising a jaw-dropping unveiling.

The covers come off to reveal not just Mad Mike's McLaren but also a lineup of McLaren GTRs, a P1 GTR, and a 935 Martini Porsche, showcasing the pinnacle of automotive engineering. Mad Mike's McLaren, hailed as a flagship, embodies the limitless creativity and audacity of the automotive world. The event marks a significant milestone for Archie, celebrating a decade of thrilling experiences at Goodwood Festival of Speed, from nerve-wracking beginnings to a diverse and passionate Motorsport audience.

Mad Mike's new P1, with its distinctive rotary engine and Red Bull collaboration, steals the show with its raw power and meticulous engineering. The attention to detail and the collaborative spirit between McLaren and Red Bull shine through, making it a true masterpiece on wheels. Archie teases upcoming content from Goodwood, including a ride in a Land Rover OCTA, promising viewers an adrenaline-fueled journey through the world of high-performance vehicles. Stay tuned for more heart-pounding action and exclusive insights from the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

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Built almost entirely in New Zealand
Body kit from Japan, gearbox and engine from New Zealand
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