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The new BMW M4 GT3 is being developed on the basis of the new series version of the BMW M4 in close cooperation between BMW Motorsport and M GmbH. Both vehicles were developed in parallel, and both are now in the midst of an intensive period of testing out on the track. The race car already has all the prerequisites to continue the successful history of BMW Motorsport as a new GT icon.

From 2022 and following selected racing events in 2021, the BMW M4 GT3 will finally replace the BMW M6 GT3 as the top-of-the-range model in BMW’s customer sport offering.
 

The BMW M235i Racing and BMW M240i Racing have become the BMW M2 CS Racing – but their inspiring philosophy remains. Like its two predecessors, the latest member of the BMW M customer racing product range paves the way for ambitious teams and drivers to get started in motorsport. With the new BMW M2 CS Racing, you can engage in thrilling racing and experience adrenaline-charged wheel-to-wheel duels as part of the Nürburgring Endurance Series and TC America. Motorsport-specific driving aids, such as ABS and DSC, guarantee newcomers will be able to handle the vehicle safely. Other highlights include a mechanical limited slip differential with pre-load and separate cooling, as well as specially manufactured drive shafts. Like its BMW M2 CS production counterpart, an innovative carbon fibre roof with its sandwich design is also used. The BMW M2 CS Racing convinces with impressive driving performance and offers the performance of a pedigree racing car at a competitive price.

The 2019 season marks the start of the new Class 1 era for the DTM. With the modified BMW M4 DTM, BMW M Motorsport is sending its most powerful DTM car ever built into the series. Around 620 hp, a significantly reduced vehicle weight, top speeds of up to 300 km/h and the newly introduced push-to-pass function will make the most fiercely contested touring car series even faster, even more exciting and even more spectacular in 2019. At the centre of the innovations is the newly developed BMW P48 two-litre turbo engine, which replaces the V8 engines previously used. Excited yet?