- Gordon Murray will introduce a new version of the T.33 super sports car at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed
- The new version is probably a hardcore version of the V-12 super sports car
- The Goodwood Festival of Speed’s central feature will be inspired by 60 years of Murray designs
Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA) will use the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed from July 10th to 13th in Great Britain to present a new version of its T.33 supercars, the company announced on Monday.
No further details were published, but not Company founder Gordon Murray previously pointed out a potential track focus of the T.33 in development.
In a podcast published last December, Murray said the third and last version of the T.33 would be a “harder and focused” version. He also found that the T.33 S will not be just a track model like the T.50S Niki Lauda, which is based on the T.50 super sports car, but will continue to upgrades to improve track such as increased downforce and focused settings for the lock. More power is also possible.
The T.33 is a V-12 super sports car that was introduced as the successor to the T.50 in early 2022. It is driven by A 3.9-liter V-12 motorDeveloped in cooperation with Cosworth and produces 608 hp in its standard configuration. A convertible variant, the T.33 spider, was unveiled in 2023.
GMA T.33 Spider
GMA plans to produce 100 units of every body style, and the newly introduced T.33 version will probably have its own production run. In the meantime, the T.50S Niki Lauda is limited to only 25 units, in addition to the 100 examples of the T.50 standard.
The central theme of this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed is “The winning formula – champions and challengers“And Gordon Murrays for six decades of road and racing designs are also celebrated at the event. Even the famous central feature sculpture of the event is inspired by Murray and its designs, including automotiveons such as the McLaren F1 Supercar, the Brabham Bt46b” Fan -Car -Car -Fan -Cars fan -Cars -fan -Car -1 season with 1988).
“For 60 years I have enjoyed the design and technical challenge of exceeding the limits- if racing or street cars,” said Murray in an explanation. “The super sports cars that Gordon Murray Automotive build today are inspired by every car that I designed, driven and obsessed.”
