One of the very first Formula One cars tested by then 21-year-old Lewis Hamilton upon his signing with McLaren-Mercedes in fall of 2006 Among the few F1 cars outside of a factory collection that is documented to have been driven by Lewis Hamilton Driven by Juan Pablo Montoya in the first three races of the 2006 Formula One season Designed under the technical directorship of the great Adrian Newey; this was Newey’s final season with the McLaren-Mercedes team The first McLaren model powered by a Mercedes-Benz FO108S 2.4-liter naturally aspirated V-8, originally rated to produce 750 hp at a spine-tingling 19,000 rpm Fully restored in 2019 by McLaren Racing Heritage and accompanied by McLaren Certificate of Authenticity Following a successful 2005 season in which McLaren-Mercedes finished 2nd in the Formula One World Constructors’ Championship, with drivers Kimi Räikkönen finishing 2nd and Juan Pablo Montoya 4th in the Drivers’ Championship, the team looked to further build on those achiev...