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The House of the Trident to provide Safety Car and Leading Car in 2025 Track-inspired GT2 Stradale chosen as Safety Car, MC20 to fulfil Leading Car duties
First engagement comes this weekend when season launches at Circuit Paul Ricard Modena, 11 April 2025 – Maserati will provide the official Safety Car and Leading Car throughout the 2025 GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS season thanks to a new agreement between the Italian manufacturer and SRO Motorsports Group.

The Trident racing car is now suitable for various series, both sprint races - including the Italian GT Championship and the European Ultimate Cup Series - and endurance ones: the new Endurance Pack is unveiled.

Modena, 8 April 2025 – The scope of possible conquest for the Maserati GT2 – the car that brought the House of the Trident back to excellence in the world of closed-wheel competitions last year – is expanding.

The car is now also eligible for other championships.

After a challenging morning for Jake Hughes, the day belonged to him with a second Qualifying duels appearance and the first podium of the season for Maserati MSG Racing. Albeit a good day for team mate Stoffel Vandoorne, it remains one of ‘what could have been’ as a technical infringement saw him forced to give up his impressive qualifying position and have to fight up the grid from the back.

The first Formula E race at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit saw Maserati MSG Racing’s Jake Hughes and Stoffel Vandoorne secure another double points finish. Jake had a strong qualifying to feature in the knock-out duels, Stoffel narrowly missed out with both drivers starting in P7 and P14 respectively.

An action-packed start to Season 11 saw Maserati MSG Racing narrowly miss out on points, Stoffel Vandoorne crossing the line P11, half a second behind DS PENSKE’s Jean-Eric Vergne.

Madrid, Spain – 7 November 2024 – Maserati MSG Racing continues its adventure in the FIA Formula E World Championship, unveiling its Season 11 competitor: the new Maserati Tipo Folgore for the GEN3 Evo era.

The electric single-seater is taking to the track for pre-season testing taking place at the Circuito de Jarama in Madrid, Spain, from 5 to 8 November. Pre-season testing has been relocated to Madrid due to the recent devastating floods in the Valencia region. Maserati MSG Racing expresses its deepest condolences to the everyone affected at this extremely difficult time.