If you have been delighted with the look and performance of McLaren P1, prepare yourself for a description of its improved successor, McLaren P1 GTR.

There is a 3.8-liter twin-turbo V8 engine from "P1" model under the hood, which was additionally perfected to produce amazing 986 HP.

The biggest improvement has been made ​​in the car's aerodynamics which, in the words of the company, is ready for "more extreme performance."

Front of the car is wider and has a larger splitter in the GT style. Engine and brake cooling is improved, while the height of the car is additionally lowered. Mirrors have been moved to the A-pillar to further minimize air resistance, and there are special 19-inch wheels.

Active aerodynamics can be seen on the rear, where is the spoiler that uses a hydraulic system to reduce resistance.

The name itself is a reference to "F1 GTR", a GT version of McLaren's original hyper-car that won Le Mans in 1995.

The price of this racing supercar is $3.36 million. McLaren is yet to reveal performance figures, but the GTR will trump the road-going P1's 0-62mph of 2.8 seconds. Although not officially confirmed, it is believed that maximum of 30 copies is going to be produced.