Maserati has recently introduced the GranTurismo MC GT3 at the Fiat Industrial Village Motorfest in Turin, Italy. It has managed to win race 1 at the previous Superstars GT Sprint at Italian Autodromo Di Vallelunga with Alessandro Pier Guidi behind the wheel. This race was just a preparation for the upcoming Superstars GT race in Pergusa set to begin about a week from now. Maserati hasn’t made an appearance in this series since 2004 after losing its license.
Based on the MC Stradale street-version, the racer car adds a more racing-inspired appearance with a new front spoiler lip, new side skirts, a rear diffuser and a rear adjustable wing which will provide stability during high-speed racing. Carbon fiber continues to feature on the doors, roof, front and rear bonnet.
Motivation is provided by an aspirated V8 engine with four-valve technology and wet sump lubrication producing 495 hp at 7,500 rpm and 510 Nm of torque at 4,750 rpm, mated to a Sadev six-speed sequential dog gearbox with oil cooling.
