The M2 Racing, besides having its interior mostly stripped out and replaced with a fire suppression system, safety cage, racing-specific dashboard, and other track-focused stuff, ...

The new M2 Racing drops the inline-six for a turbocharged four-pot and stays, otherwise, close to the road car so as to be ...

The BMW M2 Racing is a new entry-level race car. But why does it have a four-cylinder engine, not a 'six'? CAR magazine digs into what's going on with it.

along with bigger 19-inch front and 20-inch rear wheels than the F87 M2. Optional Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres improve on the M2’s track credentials, and torque is transferred to the rear ...

News then that BMW has cast aside the 3.0-litre unit in favour of a smaller, simpler 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine for its ...

This is BMW’s new entry-level M2 racing car: Built for entry-level racing drivers, and stickered up with an entry-level price ...

BMW has officially unveiled its all-new M2 Racing, the next-gen entry-level race car set to replace the M235i, M240i, and M2 ...