McLaren NFT fan experience is going live on the McLaren Racing Collective built on Tezos.  The first drop will allow fans to purchase different components of the MCL35M 2021 F1 race car. Don’t miss out on this amazing drop exclusively on

McLaren Racing Limited is a British motor racing team based at the McLaren Technology Centre in Woking, Surrey, England.

Power, pace and peerless quality, the legendary F1 is a technological masterpiece. The fastest production car of its time. The finest sports car of its generation. For many, the greatest supercar ever built. Beautifully engineered and exceptionally quick, the F1 broke numerous world records during the ‘90s, and it remains the fastest naturally aspirated road car ever built. Only 106 cars were made in a limited production run, making the F1 one of the most exclusive cars in the world today.

McLaren Expressed:  Our first ever digital collectables are now on sale and you can unlock your first piece of the MCL35M for free! McLaren Racing Collective NFTs are on the Tezos blockchain, an energy-efficient and eco-friendly blockchain that uses less energy than some other types of blockchain.

Community response:  Looks great, but you should incorporate wallets, so we don’t have to pay with credit cards. Would love to use my XTZ.

I should be able to connect my Temple Wallet and pay for parts in XTZ.  Putting my credit card info is stupid. I want to pay in Tezos and store in my Tezos wallet.

I can sell you the chassis or left wheel for XTZ if you want.

Still need someone to tell me what the point of owning an NFT is? NFTs are just numbered tokens. It is that simple.

What art? NFTs are TOKENS. Tokens can be used to represent anything, not just “art” I could issue 100 6529PartyTokens and say “whoever has one, can come to my party on Saturday night” And the lower the number, the more priority you get in line.

NFTs are tokens. What you are buying, selling, storing in your Ethereum wallet is the token, nothing more and nothing else. Once you understand this, you will actually understand everything about NFTs.

You are buying a piece of art and the token is the certificate of authenticity. Just like when you buy 6529PartyToken, and the URI has the address to my bar, you are not buying a URL, you are buying good times at my bar.

The art NFT has commercial licensing potential. (Enforceable IP).

What creates value? An artist can be the most highly trained and practiced, but still be unable to get traction, or end up working through brokers and dealers that take most of the profit. The story of the Mona Lisa is one that helps to understand value.