I just thought of this... I own mclarenf1.info and I dropped my plans to make a McLaren F1 website, so I'll sell it to anyone who wants it. *Not looking to profit.* I have no idea if this type of posting is against AF's rules, but since I'm not looking to make money I figure it is OK.

http://www.mclarenf1.info/

With a domain name like that, you almost assure yourself of a cease and desist letter from McLaren Cars.

I too, am planning/developing a website to chronical the history, features and info surrounding the F1 road car, but my URL will be something quite a bit more general in nature. I still expect some negative feedback from them, as they seem to like controlling the information about these vehicles as it is presented on the web. I think that's really a shame...

>8^)
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Yes it is indeed a shame. I remember hearing a bad story about Dodge along the same lines. http://www.dodgeviper.com/ I think. The page loads nothing now. Let me check web archive...

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.dodgeviper.com/

...I think it was this site. They didn't like the pics of the crashed vehicles. Appears that Dodge won the fight as the site is now offline.

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...after checking out some old archives of dodgeviper.com, this is a rather funny version of it with a play on the words 'dodge' and 'viper':

http://web.archive.org/web/20000511170720/http://www.dodgeviper.com/