Rastar Licensed 1:14 Radio Control Car - Mclaren Senna is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Drive the McLaren named after a legend. This officially licensed Rastar 1:14 scale McLaren Senna remote control car recreates one of the rarest and most extreme McLarens ever built — a track-focused hypercar named in honour of Ayrton Senna, the Brazilian Formula 1 driver widely considered the greatest of all time. Only 500 McLaren Senna coupés were ever produced, each costing over A$1.4 million when new. This stunning RC replica features authentic McLaren styling, working LED headlights and taillights, a race-style steering wheel controller with 2.4GHz interference-free operation, an independent suspension system, and the signature aggressive aerodynamics that make the Senna instantly recognisable. A must-have for McLaren fans, F1 enthusiasts, and young Australian motorsport supporters following Oscar Piastri's McLaren team.
This Rastar 1:14 scale McLaren Senna is officially licensed by McLaren Automotive, ensuring every detail is true to the real hypercar. At approximately 32.8 x 13.9 x 8.3 cm, the model captures the Senna's unmistakable, function-over-form silhouette — sharp aerodynamic lines, massive air intakes, the dramatic rear wing, and the McLaren badge proudly displayed. Finished in McLaren's signature high-gloss paintwork (Papaya Orange), this is an impressive display piece as well as a hands-on toy.
The McLaren Senna isn't named lightly. McLaren chose this name to honour Ayrton Senna, the Brazilian Formula 1 driver widely regarded as one of the greatest racing drivers of all time. Senna won three F1 World Championships with McLaren in 1988, 1990, and 1991, becoming a symbol of pure speed, racing courage, and natural genius — particularly in the rain. His tragic death at Imola in 1994 only cemented his legendary status.
McLaren reserved the "Senna" name for their most extreme road car ever — a hypercar designed to be the closest thing to a road-legal McLaren F1 race car. For parents who watched Senna race in the late 80s and early 90s, this name carries enormous emotional weight. For kids, it's a gateway to discovering one of the most iconic figures in motorsport history.
The real McLaren Senna isn't just expensive — it's almost impossibly rare. McLaren produced just 500 Senna coupés worldwide, plus 75 of the track-only "Senna GTR" variants. Each car cost approximately A$1.4 million when new, and every single example was sold before production began. Your child will likely never see a McLaren Senna in real life — but they can drive this 1:14 replica around the lounge room.
The real Senna was deliberately designed with one goal: speed. Every panel, every air intake, every vent exists for performance — not beauty. The result?
McLaren called the Senna "the most extreme McLaren ever built for the road." The aggressive bodywork on this RC version captures that purposeful, race-bred design philosophy.
Open the doors manually (McLaren Sennas in real life have signature dihedral doors that swing upward) to reveal a detailed cockpit. Every external detail captures McLaren's design language:
The included controller isn't a generic dual-grip pad — it's a steering wheel-style remote designed to feel like driving a real McLaren. The 2.4GHz radio frequency delivers responsive, interference-free control and allows multiple cars to race together at the same time without signal drop-out — perfect for racing the Senna against a McLaren P1 or McLaren ARTURA (sold separately).
Working LED headlights and taillights illuminate as the Senna moves forward and reverses, adding realism to indoor racing — especially impressive in dimly lit rooms.
The Senna reaches a top speed of approximately 8 km/h with a remote control range of up to 30 metres / 98 feet — plenty of room for living room races or backyard fun on smooth surfaces.
A 4-wheel independent suspension system handles flat-surface bumps smoothly, while the high-intensity rear motor and differential mechanism deliver stable cornering. The injection-moulded ABS plastic body is durable, scratch-resistant, and child-safe — built to handle enthusiastic play. Soft-grip rubber tyres provide reliable traction on timber floors, tiles, concrete, and asphalt. Factory-assembled and ready to drive straight out of the box.
Surface note: Performs best on smooth, flat surfaces like timber floors, tiles, concrete, or asphalt. Not suitable for sand, grass, gravel, or carpet.
Whether it's a birthday, Christmas, Father's Day, or a race-weekend gift around the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne (March) — this McLaren Senna RC car is unforgettable. It's especially meaningful for:
It arrives factory-assembled and ready to race straight out of the box.
This is one of several officially licensed McLaren RC cars in our Rastar range. Build the complete McLaren lineup:
Pair the Senna and P1 for two of McLaren's most extreme road cars. Add the ARTURA F1 to bring in McLaren's current F1 racing efforts.
Made from non-toxic, child-safe ABS plastic. Choking hazard — contains small parts. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision recommended for younger children.
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