Every individual P1 is referred to by its chassis number. There is a plate on the left door sill that contains the word "Chassis Number" along with the corresponding number of that specific chassis. As McLaren refers to them by their chassis number, I'll go with their naming convention instead of what you consider is correct. Thanks for the three stars though.

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