Maserati GT2 Stradale: The Race-Car-Inspired Special Could Be Racier It has the name, but not the engine.

We strap into Maserati's MC20-based race car that puts the brand back on the track.

If Maserati is the marque for you and racing calls your name, look no further than the Maserati GT2 Stradale. Maserati instilled ample power and racing tech into their road-legal race car Revealed ...

Maserati previewed a racing version of the MC20 super car last year, and now it’s finally showing the real thing. The car has dropped the MC20 name altogether, becoming just the Maserati GT2.

Maserati has revealed a new race car-related production vehicle, the MC20-based GT2 Stradale. This supercar produces 1100 pounds of downforce at 174 mph.

The race car's reveal comes nearly 100 years after the first Maserati race car, the Tipo 26, made its debut in the 1926 Targa Florio, finishing first in class with Alfieri Maserati at the wheel.

The Maserati GT2 Stradale takes its name from the GT2 European race series, where Maserati has managed a podium finish at every event this season, despite it being the brand’s first year ...

Maserati just unveiled its upcoming road-legal track car the GT2 Stradale, and alongside the usual news about increased power and decreased weight, Maserati's CEO Davide Grasso says it is intended ...

Maserati Unveils Its MC20 GT2 Race Car: Returning to the heydays of the marque's MC12 GT2 reign.

Maserati Tipo Folgore is a name with several meanings. The designation brings to mind two important things for the Italian company. The Tipo, like the Tipo 26, was Maserati's first racing car.

Maserati has set a world record with its driverless MC20 Coupe, which autonomously reached 197.7 miles per hour at a Florida racing event last week.

If Maserati is the marque for you and racing calls your name, look no further than the Maserati GT2 Stradale. Revealed at the 2024 running of The Quail at Monterey Car Week, the GT2 Stradale is ...