The new Mustang GT3 and GT4 were previewed at the launch of the road-going model last month. We now know that the Mustang GT3 will be unveiled during the Super Sebring IMSA/WEC weekend in March 2023 before making its racing debut with a two-car IMSA GTD Pro entry at Daytona in January 2024.
Multimatic will handle production of the Mustang GT3 at its Mooresville, North Carolina production facility, the same site where theCustomers will be able to race the Mustang GT4 from late 2023. The new car aims to build on the success of the previous-generation model. “Bill Ford and Jim Farley are racers and they are totally committed to having the seventh-generation Mustang raced by customers in every class possible, all over the world; it’s a fantastic vision,” Multimatic Special Vehicles Operations vice president Larry Holt said in a statement. “I am proud that Multimatic has been chosen to help execute a part of that vision with the development of the GT3 and GT4 cars. But as Mr.
Multimatic and Ford first worked together on the Ford Taurus SHO some 30 years ago and have also worked on racing variants of the fourth, fifth, and sixth-generation