Carbon Theme

The Carbon Theme Senna is a car McLaren used for promoting the Senna. It has many McLaren Special Operations (MSO) options to show customers the possibilities of MSO. It is one of five themes created by MSO and the only one of those themes to have been turned into an actual car. The price of all MSO options the car has amounts to almost £300,000. The exterior of the car is finished in "gloss visual carbon fibre".

The last part of the car's VIN is "990014".

Specification
The Carbon Theme Senna has "solar yellow" and "Laurel green" details. Those colours have been derived from the helmet livery of Formula 1 driver Ayrton Senna. The yellow details can be seen on the sill exteriors, parts of the back, the rear wing, and the front aero blades. "Laurel green" has been used for the brake calipers. The end plates of the rear wing have a grey "S" of the Senna logo on them. The "Senna" logo can also be found on the left front fender. The car features "MSO 7-Spoke Hybrid Carbon Fibre Wheels". The centre lock wheel nuts have different colours on both sides: the left ones are "Memphis red", while the right ones are "Vega blue". The heatshield of the exhaust is finished in "gloss black".

The interior features "carbon black" Alcantara on the seats, door inners, and facia. Interior details include "Laurel green" door gas struts and yellow stitching on the seats. The steering wheel consists of "Jet Black" leather and has a yellow centre band. The Carbon Theme Senna has Bowers & Wilkins speakers.

Timeline
The first pictures and details about the car were released on February 28, 2018. Starting on March 6, the car was on display at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show together with press Senna 1 and GTR Concept. The car was driven on Silverstone Circuit before or on May 8, 2018. It was shown during the 2018 Goodwood Festival of Speed (FOS) at Goodwood House, that took place between July 12 and July 15. It was accompanied by VP736-P15, press Senna 4, press Senna 2, and GTR Concept.

The car was on display at "An evening with MSO", which was held at McLaren Glasgow. The event was replicated in London and in other cities around the world.