The new additions to the Speed Champions series stand out as true-to-life replicas of their full-sized counterparts. With careful attention to detail, the models showcase the characteristic BMW M Motorsport paintwork, prominent diffuser elements, eye-catching spoilers, and visually striking exhaust tailpipes. The set also includes removable roofs, allowing the inclusion of racing driver figures into their respective cockpits, setting the stage for thrilling wheel-to-wheel racing in the imaginative realms of children's bedrooms. For nearly a decade, the LEGO® Speed Champions series has delighted car enthusiasts and collectors by faithfully reproducing iconic racing cars with LEGO® bricks. The BMW M Hybrid V8 and BMW M4 GT3 set continues this tradition, offering an opportunity for both young and mature audiences to experience the allure of motor sports and appreciate the engineering expertise of BMW M.

BMW M Motorsport is making a triumphant return to international prototype racing with the BMW M Hybrid V8. Having successfully completed its inaugural season in the IMSA GTP category, the electrified V8 racer is set to compete in the FIA World Endurance Championship (FIA WEC). This marks a significant milestone, with the BMW M Hybrid V8 launching a new chapter in the brand's prototype racing history, precisely 25 years after the BMW V12 LMR claimed victory at Le Mans.

Additionally, the BMW M4 GT3, fielded by BMW M Team WRT, will be competing in the FIA WEC races, showcasing BMW M Motorsport's diverse presence on the international racing stage. At the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the BMW M Hybrid V8 cars will compete in the hypercar category, while a pair of BMW M4 GT3 racers will line up in the LMGT3 class, ensuring a strong representation across different classes and further solidifying BMW's commitment to top-tier endurance racing.