Mike Krack Leaves BMW for Aston Martin Formula One

Daytona 8 December 2021 BMW M4 GT3 Team RLL, Daytona IMSA Rolex 24 testing

Ken Zino of AutoInformed.com on Mike Krack Leaves BMW for Aston Martin Formula One

While there has been some criticism of the feline-like snout, timing and scoring doesn’t care what the car looks like…

BMW M Motorsport is in the midst of a LMDh project for the 2023 season (see AutoInformed.com on IMSA – Porsche Virtually Shows LMDh Car), as well as its ambitious racing plans for the coming year. BMW Team RLL, which has been celebrating podiums with BMW M Motorsport since 2009, will compete in two LMDh prototypes as of 2023, which will be called BMW M LMDh. Alongside the LMDh test program, BMW Team RLL will field two BMW M4 GT3s in the new GTD Pro category during the 2022 IMSA season.* The transition will be one to watch as it is not without extreme challenges.

* BMW M Team RLL line-up for the season opener of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship 2022 is set. At the new BMW M4 GT3’s debut in the also-new GTD PRO category, two strong quartets of BMW M works drivers will be doing battle for the podium. In the #25 MOTUL BMW M4 GT3, Connor De Phillippi, John Edwards (both USA), Augusto Farfus (BRA) and Jesse Krohn (FIN) will take turns at the wheel; in the #24 car, Philipp Eng (AUT), Sheldon van der Linde (RSA), Marco Wittmann (GER) and Nick Yelloly (GBR) will be in action. Turner Motorsport is fielding a BMW M4 GT3 with the drivers Bill Auberlen, Robby Foley, Michael Dinan (all USA) and Jens Klingmann (GER) in the GTD class.

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