Mercedes 'very optimistic' it will join the WEC grid next year upon the introduction of the GT3 class Full story ⬇️
, BMW, Lamborghini and Chevrolet will get preferential treatment over Mercedes in case there isn’t enough space to accommodate all makes on the grid.
While the details of the LMGT3 class are yet to be ratified by the FIA World Motor Sport Council, Mercedes is already confident that it will be present in the WEC next year, buoyed by the interest it has already received from its customer teams. “But from our side we are in close contact with the organisers and we will see what the future will bring.
Mercedes provides varying degrees of manufacturer support to customer teams depending upon the championship or the race they are competing in, with bigger budgets dedicated to the DTM and major enduros such as the Nurburgring 24 Hours.
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