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When you're looking to kick butt and take names with your brand new race car, you need to go big: that's why BMW chose the 2018 Rolex 24 at Daytona to unveil its latest motorsport creation, the M8 ...

BMW has released the first official images of its new M8 GTE racecar that will compete in the FIA World Endurance Championship starting in 2018.The photos, taken during the racecar’s first ...

BMW Motorsport Director Jens Marquardt also attended the test, and said in a release, "the first impression of the BMW M8 GTE out on the track is a very positive one." See All 3 Photos.

Powering the M8 GTE is a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V-8 good for over 500 hp. BMW says the head and block are from the production engine, so we can expect the to see the same mill in the street car.

BMW continued its momentum by announcing this M8 GTE race car at the Frankfurt auto show, and it’s a beauty, complete with checkered-flag-pattern carbon fiber.

BMW has shed more light into the powertrain that motivates the M8 GTE race car. After more than 500 engine design drawings and another 500 for the powertrain, BMW Motorsport’s most comprehensive ...

In the U.S., you can catch the M8 GTE in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, where it races in the GTLM class against the Chevrolet Corvette, Ford GT, Porsche 911, and Ferrari 488.

Not only is BMW in it to win, but it's also using these endurance races as further development tools for the M8 itself. And speaking of endurance racing, the M8 GTE will also be taking part in the ...

BMW focused a lot of attention on the aerodynamics of the M8 GTE. The rear of the car became narrower as a result, and the rear wing was supported at the top to improve the flow of the air around it.