+++ The #24 BMW M Hybrid V8 of BMW M Team WRT took sixth position in the second IMSA race of the season +++ Early incident dropped BMW M Team WRT’s #25 car down the order +++ Turner Motorsport secured fifth place in the GTD category, while Paul Miller Racing also finished fifth in GTD-PRO +++
+++ Sensational debut for BMW M Team WRT in the GTP class of the IMSA Series: #24 BMW M Hybrid V8 finishes third +++ First podium for the BMW M Hybrid V8 at the 24 Hours of Daytona +++ Victory for Paul Miller Racing! Connor De Phillippi, Neil Verhagen, Max Hesse and Dan Harper triumph in the GTD-PRO class +++
+++ BMW M Team WRT gains valuable experience with both BMW M Hybrid V8s for the race premiere in the IMSA GTP class +++ First appearance of the further developed BMW M Hybrid V8 in the iconic BMW M Motorsport Inception design +++ Paul Miller Racing and Turner Motorsport push for success in the GTD classes with the BMW M4 GT3 EVO +++
+++ After twelve years together, BMW M Motorsport and Jesse Krohn will go their separate ways from the 2026 season onwards +++ Krohn has enjoyed an impressive career at BMW M Motorsport, from junior driver to Daytona and Nürburgring winner +++ Andreas Roos: "Jesse Krohn's career at BMW M Motorsport is a prime example of successful promotion of young talent." +++
+++ LMDh: One 1-2 finish, four pole positions, one FIA WEC podium and more than 70,000 kilometres of racing with the BMW M Hybrid V8 +++ GT3: Great debut year for the BMW M4 GT3 EVO with many victories and titles – above all at the 24h Nürburgring +++ GT4: More than 100 victories and 150 further podium finishes in the first year of the EVO version of the BMW M4 GT4 +++
+++ The eight-driver line-up for the Hypercar programmes in the FIA WEC and the IMSA Series remains unchanged +++ FIA WEC: Identical cockpit line-ups for the #15 and #20 BMW M Hybrid V8 as in the 2025 season +++ IMSA Series: The four regular drivers remain the same, but the driver pairings change +++
+++ NEW TEST PICTURES ADDED +++ BMW M Team WRT uses the BMW M Hybrid V8 for the first time in the IMSA series during the sanctioned test at Daytona +++ Striking update: the new headlights of the BMW M Hybrid V8 make their debut during nighttime +++ Iconic Yellow Lights continue the tradition of BMW M's racing and high-performance vehicles +++
+++ Eighth and final round of the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship on the Bahrain International Circuit. +++ Hypercar class: The #20 Shell BMW M Hybrid V8 from BMW M Team WRT finishes the eight-hour race in eighth place, while the #15 car retires in the final hour. +++ In the LMGT3 class, the two BMW M4 GT3 EVOs finish in seventh and 15th positions. +++
+++ Dan Harper, Max Hesse, and Connor De Phillippi win the 10-hour race at Road Atlanta in the #48 BMW M4 GT3 EVO +++ Harper and Hesse secure the drivers' title in the IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup thanks to their victory in their IMSA debut season +++ BMW M Team RLL was on course for fourth place in their farewell race with the BMW M Hybrid V8 but was set back by a puncture shortly before the finish +++
+++ BMW M Team WRT is expanding its Hypercar programme and will represent BMW M Motorsport in two race series next season +++ In the IMSA series, BMW M Team WRT will take over the operation of the BMW M Hybrid V8 from BMW M Team RLL +++ Andreas Roos: "We are following our philosophy of focusing and specialising in the Hypercar programme." +++ Vincent Vosse: "We are facing a great challenge." +++
+++ Second consecutive podium for the BMW M4 GT3 EVO in FIA WEC – Augusto Farfus, Timur Boguslavskiy, and Yasser Shahin third +++ #20 Shell BMW M Hybrid V8 finishes a challenging race in the Hypercar class in ninth place +++ #15 BMW M Hybrid V8 retires after a crash +++
+++ BMW M Team RLL finishes fourth and sixth with the BMW M Hybrid V8 after a turbulent race +++ Paul Miller Racing celebrates another podium in the GTD-PRO class +++ Dan Harper secures pole position for the #48 BMW M4 GT3 EVO for the first time +++
+++ Spectacular final sprint secures second place for the #46 BMW M4 GT3 EVO +++ In the Texas rain the BMW M Hybrid V8 fails to meet expectations +++ Technical issues force the #20 Shell BMW M Hybrid V8 to retire early – #15 sister car finishes in twelfth place +++
+++ The BMW M Hybrid V8 will feature a revised design starting in 2026 for the FIA WEC and IMSA series +++ Updates to improve aerodynamics primarily focus on the front and the car's distinctive kidney grille +++ Andreas Roos: "With the aerodynamic updates, we are responding to the insights gained from our previous race outings." +++
+++ Philipp Eng and Dries Vanthoor win ahead of Sheldon van der Linde and Marco Wittmann – First victory of the season for the BMW M Hybrid V8 +++ Neil Verhagen and Madison Snow triumph in the #1 BMW M4 GT3 EVO from Paul Miller Racing in the GTD PRO class +++ Andreas Roos: "What a fantastic IMSA race! Congratulations to BMW M Team RLL, Philipp Eng, and Dries Vanthoor on their first victory of the season with our BMW M Hybrid V8." +++
+++ The BMW M Hybrid V8 will continue competing in both the FIA WEC and the IMSA series in the coming years +++ BMW M Motorsport and BMW M Team RLL will end their joint racing effort in the IMSA series – discussions about future collaboration in other areas are ongoing +++ Andreas Roos: “I am very pleased that we will continue our successful Hypercar programme long-term in both the FIA WEC and the IMSA series.” +++
+++ René Rast, Sheldon van der Linde, and Marco Wittmann deliver a consistently strong performance in Brazil +++ Sheldon van der Linde secures fifth place for the #20 Shell BMW M Hybrid V8 with a late overtaking manoeuvre +++ Challenging home race for Augusto Farfus and Pedro Ebrahim, but the LMGT3 crews show fighting spirit +++
+++ Dan Harper and Max Hesse triumph in the #48 BMW M4 GT3 EVO from Paul Miller Racing in the GTD PRO class +++ It is the first victory for the two BMW M works drivers in North America and the first triumph of the BMW M4 GT3 EVO in the IMSA series +++ Disappointing race for BMW M Team RLL: #24 BMW M Hybrid V8 finishes eighth +++
+++ The BMW M Hybrid V8 and the BMW M4 GT3 EVO perform well for a long time but then suffer technical issues +++ BMW M Team WRT was on course for a top-five finish in the Hypercar class for much of the race but experienced a frustrating final stage +++ The #46 BMW M4 GT3 EVO leads the race in the LMGT3 category but retires during the night due to a technical failure
+++ BMW M Team WRT takes its second shot at the podium with the BMW M Hybrid V8 at the 24 Hours of Le Mans +++ The BMW M Hybrid V8 and the BMW M4 GT3 EVO are prepared for the season highlight during the official test day +++ Video interviews ahead of the 24h Le Mans for editorial use: https://b.mw/Interviews_24h_Le_Mans +++ Public Viewing: BMW Welt in Munich streams the 24h Le Mans live +++
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