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McLaren Logo, HD Png, Meaning, Information

McLaren has been a dominant force in motorsport for over 50 years, and the team's logo has evolved along with it.

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McLaren Logo (2002-Present)
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McLaren Information
Founded 1963
Founder Bruce McLaren
Headquarters Woking, Surrey, United Kingdom
Products Sports cars
Official Site www.mclaren.com
Overview

McLaren Automotive ( McLaren) is a British automotive manufacturer of luxury, high-performance sports cars.

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McLaren Logo (1997-2002)
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According to McLaren, “The revamped logo that first appeared in 1997 featured a streamlined speedmark which bares similarities to the vortices created by our rear wing. It appeared on the top of our cars’ side-pods. They evoke the aggressive markings found on predatory animals and insects.”

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McLaren Logo (1991-1997)
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In 1991, the three chevrons of the logo were replaced by just one, and the font was modernised.

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McLaren Logo (1981-1991)
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Reflecting the sport’s international growth, the ‘Speedy Kiwi’ disappeared in 1981 to be replaced by the McLaren International logo. It was designed by Raymond Loewy and evokes a chequered flag.

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To mark their move to the McLaren Technology Centre, the McLaren logo was refined and updated in 2002 with a more modern design; the now familiar speedmark was retained.

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