The development work on the BMW M4 GT3 is now close to completion. It follows that the 2021 24 hour race at the Nurburgring is the perfect stage on which to present the car in its signature BMW M Motorsport design.

Since the start of 2020, the BMW M4 GT3 has undergone many stages of development, from conceptual diagrams to wind tunnel testing. This was followed by rigorous testing at various racetracks.

Of note is the M4 GT3's steering wheel, which was developed together with FANATEC, a simulator racing hardware company. It is the first steering wheel in the world that can be used in both a real race car and a simulator without modifications.

As compared to its predecessor, the BMW M6 GT3, the M4 GT3 has improved in three crucial areas - driveability, cost efficiency and operation. More crucially, the M4 GT3's handling characteristics and cockpit equipment have been configured to accommodate amateur drivers. 

Following the launch and race debut in June, the M4 GT3 will undergo more tests and race outings before it is delivered to customers worldwide in 2022.