MODENA, Italy: At the 24 Hours of Spa, Maserati unveiled its latest track creation, the GT2 which was developed to bring the House of the Trident back to GT competitions.
It had previously carved its name there with the winning MC12, which completely dominated the track from 2005 to 2010.
The Maserati GT2 draws on the living legacy of the MC12; it expresses the best potential, in the racing version, of the MC20 super sports car – taking the already exceptional 463kW/621hp Nettuno V6 engine to the extreme.
Maserati has designed and built a racing car dedicated to private teams and gentleman drivers.
Conceived and designed to take part in championships or individual events reserved for the GT2 class, the Maserati GT2 will debut on the track in the final stages of the 2023 Fanatec GT European Series, and is due to participate in the entire 2024 season.
Davide Grasso, Maserati CEO, commented: “The decision to return to track racing forms part of a thorough strategic framework, inaugurated this year with the debut in Formula E, to which we have now added our return to the world of GT competitions.”
