Whether you’re a fan of motorsport, or just a fan of supercars, everyone and their grandmother knows about the McLaren F1.

The McLaren P1 GTR costs $2 million. You can’t drive it on the roads. It has 986 horsepower from the dual electric gas turbocharged V8 engine. And has the ability to warp both time and space.

The rules of the supercar world have once again been rewritten. The arrival of the hybrid Porsche 918, McLaren P1 and Ferrari LaFerrari have had an impact on the very nature of how owners perceive speed and performance that will likely not be matched or eclipsed for a decade or more.

Fast forward to the present and McLaren is at it again, except this time with their hybrid hypercar the P1. To celebrate the car’s race iteration launch, the P1 GTR, McLaren brought the two supercars together for a little track fun.

Consider the following clip an Oreo Double Stuf 20 times over. It gets right to the good stuff. Just the sounds of Ferraris, Paganis, Bugattis, McLarens, Lamborghinis, and Koenigseggs starting up.

Dubbed, the McLaren 650S LeMans Edition, the new 650S is set to commemorate the brands 20th anniversary of absolutely dominating the most grueling race in the world. The 24 hours of LeMans.

The new McLaren Sport Series Coupe has been in development for what seems to be years. Especially when you consider all the teasers and snippets of information, the company has been slowly releasing.