Team WRT

WRT combines racing, engineering and manufacturing under one organisation. Alongside its motorsport programmes, WRT Manufacturing produces competition components and complete race car assemblies, creating a technical ecosystem that extends beyond the racetrack.

Few teams command the same level of respect. A long history of championships, endurance victories and manufacturer partnerships has established WRT as one of the benchmark operations in international GT racing.

In the 2026 GT World Challenge season, Team WRT fields 4 BMW M4 GT3 Evo entries. BMW M4 GT3 Evo car #32 (Pro) is driven by Charles Weerts, Kelvin van der Linde, Jordan Pepper. BMW M4 GT3 Evo car #46 (Pro) is driven by Valentino Rossi, Max Hesse, Dan Harper. BMW M4 GT3 Evo car #31 (Pro) is driven by Amaury Cordeel, Jordan Pepper. BMW M4 GT3 Evo car #30 (Silver) is driven by Matisse Lismont, Ignacio Montenegro, Amaury Cordeel.

The 2026 campaign features four GT World Challenge Europe entries. The defending champion #32 crew returns alongside the iconic #46 Valentino Rossi programme, while the #31 and #30 cars strengthen the team's presence across both Pro and Silver Cup competition.

Founded in Belgium in 2009 by Vincent Vosse and Yves Weerts, WRT grew from a regional racing operation into one of the most successful GT teams of the modern era. After years of success as Audi's leading customer programme, the team entered a new chapter by becoming a BMW works partner.

Success in GT World Challenge Europe was followed by expansion into international endurance racing, including a World Endurance Championship Hypercar programme. By 2026, WRT operates one of the strongest BMW GT3 line-ups in Europe, featuring championship contenders, factory drivers and Valentino Rossi.

The BMW M4 GT3 EVO sits at the centre of the programme. Years of factory collaboration have given the team extensive experience with BMW's flagship GT3 platform, allowing it to compete at the highest level across Sprint and Endurance competition.