R8 LMS

GLOBAL STAGE

GT3 racing is a worldwide category in customer racing, wherein the brand with the four rings has been involved in for over a decade. On national and international levels, the fascinating sports cars based on road-going models guarantee exciting competition in sprint and endurance races. Youngsters, established professionals and gentleman drivers alike all take part in the GT3 category.

Power

up to

585

hp

depending on BOP

Top speed

305

km/h

Acceleration

3.2

seconds

from 0 to 100 km/h

GT3 – RACE CALENDAR 2019

In addition to many national and international race series, the Audi R8 LMS competes in the most significant GT3 races around the world, whether or not they have championship status. The highlights in 2019 include the Nürburgring 24 Hours, the FIA GT World Cup and the five-race Intercontinental GT Challenge, which extends its campaign to include South Africa for the first time – adding to the events in Australia, the USA, Belgium and Japan.

  Date/Best result Article/Results
12h Bathurst Hazelwood/Lago/Russell – 10th place Race report
Results
8h California Race on March 28–30, 2019 Preview
24h Nürburgring Race on June 20–23, 2019 Preview

More details

Race Date/Best result Article/Results
12h Bathurst Hazelwood/Lago/Russell – 10th place Race report
Results
8h California Race on March 28–30, 2019 Preview
24h Nürburgring Race on June 20–23, 2019 Preview
24h Spa Race on July 25–28, 2019 Preview
10h Suzuka Race on August 23–25, 2019 Preview
FIA GT World Cup Race on November 14–17, 2019 Preview
9h Kyalami Race on November 21–23, 2019 Preview

THE NEXT RACE

Various highlight races for Audi Sport customer racing and numerous series around the world ensure that the fans always have something to look forward to in the world of GT3 racing from January to December. 

8h California

GT3

8h California

Whereas the legendary circuit at Laguna Seca has frequently been the venue of major sportscar races, the 8-hour race has only been on the Intercontinental GT Challenge calendar since 2017.

THE WORLD OF THE AUDI R8 LMS

Learn more about the GT3 sports car from the brand with the four rings.

Audi R8 LMS

GT3

Audi R8 LMS

As the GT3 version, the Audi R8 LMS is the top product in the programme from Audi Sport customer racing. Overall victories at important endurance races and numerous titles around the world are all part of the race car’s impressive success.

GET TO KNOW AUDI AND GT3

With customers racing all over the world, the Audi R8 LMS has a busy schedule from year to year – adding to the success story of Audi Sport customer racing.

GT3 – BEHIND THE SCENES

Successes of Audi Sport customer racing

Audi racing

Successes of Audi Sport customer racing

Every month, Audi Sport customer teams achieve more victories. In 2019, Audi Sport customer racing is aiming to build on this success with the Audi R8 LMS GT3, Audi R8 LMS GT4 and Audi RS 3 LMS.

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