Auto Motorsport • 2020 BMW M2 CS Racing. BMW M2 CS Racing Revealed, It's Aimed at "Motorsport Beginners" Published: 8 Nov 2019, 16:24 UTC • By: Mircea Panait. 85 photos. Photo: BMW.

Speaking on the project, Franciscus van Meel, CEO of BMW M GmbH said, “The BMW M2 CS Racing has been successful in a wide range of championships — and, as a thoroughbred race car, is perfectly ...

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BMW M2 CS Racing. BMW M2 CS Racing. BMW. Besides bringing home a class win at the Rolex 24, BMW also brought out one of its latest race cars that will be lapping circuits in America next year.

“The M2 Racing carries the spirit of its predecessors,” said BMW M boss Franciscus van Meel. That spirit—equal parts muscle and precision—traces back through the M235i and M2 CS Racing .

BMW will hand over the first examples of the M2 CS Racing in the second quarter of 2020. Some of the series where it's eligible include the Nürburgring-based VLN and TC America.

BMW previewed the next 2-Series racer, continuing the M235i, M240i, and M2 CS Racing legacy. The new model boasts aero and weight-saving enhancements for optimal race performance.

The BMW M2 CS Racing is scheduled to compete in the series for customer teams from the 2021 season onwards. Like the road-going version , the new BMW M2 CS Racing is powered by a turbocharged S55 ...

BMW has just dropped a shadowy image of the new M2 CS Racing, some 24 hours prior to the regular M2 CS’ (yes, that’s the street-legal model you will soon be able to buy and drive) premiere.

BMW has unveiled its newest entry-level customer race car, the M2 Racing. Under development since 2023, the successor to the M2 CS Racing will be available worldwide in time for the 2026 ...

The BMW M2 CS Racing MotoGP™ Safety Car heads the fleet of powerful BMW M safety cars in the 2022 season, which begins on 6th March with the Grand Prix of Qatar.

The current M2 packs a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-6 rated at 453 hp, and the race car should boast a similar figure. BMW said the race car's development is still at an early stage.