BMW M GmbH has confirmed its lineup for the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed, which will form part of the motorsport division's 50th anniversary celebrations.
The highlight at the festival surely is the fact that the BMW M3 Touring will be present, set to be unveiled on 23 June 2022. The five-door touring model can be seen on the Hillclimb in the 'First Glance' category every day of the festival. Alongside the M3 Touring will be the new BMW M4 CSL, set to make its U.K. debut at the event. This track-honed, two-seater coupe is defined by a power hike over the current BMW M4 Competition Coupe (to a total of 543bhp) alongside a meticulous weight-saving programme.
The new BMW M4 CSL will be present alongside the M3 Touring at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2022 The Central Feature in front of Goodwood House will also present an eye-catching display of BMW M cars past, present and future.
BMW U.K. will add its legendary BMW 3.0 CSL to the feature, while BMW Group Classic is providing three further examples: The BMW M1 Procar from the late 1970s, a WTCC BMW 3 Series E90, and the Le Mans winning 1999 BMW V12 LMR. The display is completed by the BMW M LMDh racecar, which will debut next year.
BMW M at Trackside meanwhile, will play host to a BMW M1, as well as cars from the legendary BMW M3 E30 to the revered BMW M3 CSL E46. They will take their place alongside a thrilling lineup of modern-day BMW M greats, from the ultimate 626bhp BMW M5 CS and track-honed BMW M4 GT3 to the exclusive new BMW M850i Convertible and innovative electric BMW i4 M50.
Elsewhere on the featival visitors will be able to see - and in some cases, drive - the latest models from BMW's exciting range, including the new BMW iX1, i7, i4 and iX M60.
The highlight at the festival surely is the fact that the BMW M3 Touring will be present, set to be unveiled on 23 June 2022. The five-door touring model can be seen on the Hillclimb in the 'First Glance' category every day of the festival. Alongside the M3 Touring will be the new BMW M4 CSL, set to make its U.K. debut at the event. This track-honed, two-seater coupe is defined by a power hike over the current BMW M4 Competition Coupe (to a total of 543bhp) alongside a meticulous weight-saving programme.
BMW U.K. will add its legendary BMW 3.0 CSL to the feature, while BMW Group Classic is providing three further examples: The BMW M1 Procar from the late 1970s, a WTCC BMW 3 Series E90, and the Le Mans winning 1999 BMW V12 LMR. The display is completed by the BMW M LMDh racecar, which will debut next year.
BMW M at Trackside meanwhile, will play host to a BMW M1, as well as cars from the legendary BMW M3 E30 to the revered BMW M3 CSL E46. They will take their place alongside a thrilling lineup of modern-day BMW M greats, from the ultimate 626bhp BMW M5 CS and track-honed BMW M4 GT3 to the exclusive new BMW M850i Convertible and innovative electric BMW i4 M50.
Elsewhere on the featival visitors will be able to see - and in some cases, drive - the latest models from BMW's exciting range, including the new BMW iX1, i7, i4 and iX M60.
