Koger doesn’t need to tell anyone in whose honor to name this amazing car. Even without looking at the technical data, it is clear what type and purpose this car is for. Named in honor of one of the best if not the best F1 racer, it will definitely be a supercar for the extreme track. In fact, the McLaren Senna is as extreme as a conventional car can be. Despite the huge rear wing and aggressive aerodynamics, the Senna can indeed ride legally on normal roads. The car looks like an unfinished "transformer". Indeed, this entire aerodynamic package generates an impressive 800 kg of clamping force at 155 miles per hour. Under the hood, Senna hides a two-turbine 4.0-liter V8 engine with 789 hp and 800 Nm of power. Weighing in at 1198 kg, the supercar is extremely dynamic, reaching 100 km in just 2.8 seconds. The carbon fiber body allows you to reach a total weight of just 1198 kg. It is the lightest McLaren car to be in traffic since the legendary McLaren F1.