MONTEREY: The Maserati GT2 Stradale made its world premiere last Friday at the just-ended Monterey Car Week in California.
The road-legal sportscar blends the best of the GT2 and the MC20.
With a top speed of over 320kph, maximum output increased to 640hp (10 hp more than the MC20), a weight decreased by 60kg and acceleration from 0 to 100kph in just 2.8 seconds, the GT2 Stradale promises superior performance, partly thanks to its sophisticated aerodynamics and attractive design inherited from its racing sibling.
At the wheel, the feeling will be one of driving one of the most incredible track cars there is, with the opportunity to make the best of it on roads all over the world.
The leading features of the GT2 Stradale are the wide range of options, the opportunities for customisation with packages dedicated to improving performance, the quest for a bolder aggressive aesthetic, the exclusive Fuoriserie content, and the specific configurations (availability varies between markets).
At the Monterey car show, two other Trident cars were also present: MC20 Icona, making its North American debut, and MCXtrema, featuring at Laguna Seca in an event dedicated to the delivery of the first model of Maserati's ‘beast’ on the track.
Unveiled in June this year, the MC20 Icona is a special series created to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the brand's return to the track in the GT championships, with the unforgettable and victorious MC12.
Produced in a limited edition of 20 units, in its characteristic Bianco Audace Matte and Blu Stradale livery, the MC20 Icona is a tribute to a Maserati of the past beloved by fans of production cars with a competitive nature, the 2004 MC12 Stradale: with the 12-cylinder Ferrari-derived engine, it represented Maserati in its most extreme performance form and was created specifically for type approval in international GT competitions.
In 2024, MCXtrema is back on stage at The Quail to follow its 2023 world premiere and is preparing for another exclusive event to mark the delivery of the first of the 62 models produced worldwide – on Aug 18 at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca.
Made and type-approved for track use only, MCXtrema has 730hp and a bold, refined design, MCXtrema was immediately conceived as an unconventional product: a super sports car dedicated to a selected clientele that is extremely discerning in terms of performance and technical excellence. Maserati MCXtrema is now the Italian brand’s most powerful track car.
