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Pete Dials

McLaren F1 GTR Team Lark

McLaren F1 GTR Team Lark

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The protagonist in this McLaren F1 GTR Team Lark art print is an exciting combination of British engineering, German mechanics, and Japanese racing culture. It is also the fastest McLaren F1. The epic Long Tail version hits the 330 km/h record at the Mulsanne Straight at Le Mans in 1996.

The car's first participation in Le Mans brings it its first win. This happens in 1995. For the next season, it receives a few upgrades in order to remain competitive. McLaren F1 GTR gets larger splitter in the front, new bodywork suitable for quick repairs and a lighter gearbox. McLaren creates only nine cars in this specification and converts two older GTRs.

Team Goh of Japan, also famous as Team Lark purchases chassis #13R and #14R to compete in the All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (JGTC) in class GT 500. Team Lark is named after Lark cigarettes which are the team's sponsor. For season 1996, Team Lark relies on David Brabham and John Nielsen as well as on Ralf Schumacher and Naoki Hattori. It is their car depicted in this art print.

 

 

Team Lark 1996 McLaren F1 GTR chassis 13R

 

 

Team Lark McLaren F1 GTR is a glorious racer

Lark McLaren takes the 1-2 finish in the opening competition at Suzuka with winners Hattori/Schumacher. With four victories during the season, Team Lark captures the GT500 team championship title and outperforms the factory-supported squads of Toyota and Nissan.

Up to that day, McLaren F1 GTR Team Lark is the only racer who makes it to the Championship title at JGTC / GT 500. Lamborghini, Ferrari, BMW, Dodge, Mercedes-Benz and Aston Martin try and win a few races but neither of them succeeds to get the title. Well done, McLaren!

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Pete Dials

Peter Dials, a full-time Graphic Designer and part-time artist, boasts degrees in both Fine Art and Graphic Design. His love affair with automobiles dates back to his formative years, marked by his inaugural spoken word, "car." Growing up in proximity to the renowned Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Peter had the privilege of immersing himself in the world of race cars, stoking the flames of his passion.

Currently, Peter dedicates his time to navigating the Mid-Ohio track when the opportunity beckons. Rekindling his enthusiasm for "drawing" cars, he draws inspiration from his racing passion and an intrigue for the graphic design of racing liveries. His artistic focus revolves around crafting illustrations of iconic liveries and the corresponding cars, emphasizing clean, simplistic, yet captivating visuals. Peter also indulges in creating detailed illustrations inspired by cars that capture his imagination at any given moment.

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  • Fine Art Print

    310 gsm · 100% α-cellulose · genuine mould-made paper

    Fine art prints are made on Hahnemühle German Etching - a white, 100% α-cellulose paper for archival standards. The mould-made etching paper features a distinct textured surface. With its premium matt inkjet coating German Etching meets the highest industry standards regarding density, colour gamut, colour graduation and image sharpness while preserving the special touch and feel of genuine art paper.

    Hahnemühle German Etching® FineArt media
    Clearly defined felt structure
    Museum quality for highest age resistance
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  • Photo Matt

    180 gsm · matt-coated paper

    Premium heavyweight paper, produced in Japan, at the highest industry standards with very good stability of the printed images. Particularly suitable for printing photorealistic quality images with intense colours and uniform matt.

    Katana Photo Matt 180
    Printed on EPSON SureColor P9000
    UltraChrome HD 8-Color pigment ink

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Standard shipping within the EU usually takes 3-7 business days, while air shipping may take longer, up to 10 work days.

Since our prints are made on-demand, production times can vary. On average, it takes about 2-3 business days for production.

What materials are used?

We use high-quality materials to ensure the best possible results.

For fine art prints, we use 285 gsm German Etching Hahnemühle art paper.

Poster prints are typically printed on durable, 180 gsm heavyweight paper with a slight satin finish.

What sizes are available?

Our art prints come in various sizes to accommodate different needs and display options. 

Popular sizes include 20x14 inches, 28x20 inches, and 40x28 inches. 

These prints tend to be on the larger side and are compatible with most ready-to-use frames.

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