McLaren Automotive driven into profit a year early by sellout P1 supercar

£866,000 vehicle helps F1 team's road car business beat its target of breaking even in 2013 The road car business of British Formula One team McLaren made a profit for the first time in 2013, a year earlier than expected, helped by its sellout £866,000 P1 supercar. McLaren Automotive, which started making cars in 2011 at the 50-year-old team's base in Woking, previously predicted the business would only break even last year. Mike Flewitt, McLaren Automotive's chief executive, said: "We expecte...