WRT’s No. 32 BMW M4 GT3 EVO is set to wear a fresh new livery for the upcoming 24 Hours of Le Mans, featuring artwork inspired by Paradine, Darren Leung’s own company.
Unveiled on Wednesday, the LMGT3 entry—driven by full-season FIA World Endurance Championship racers Leung, Augusto Farfus and Sean Gelael—blends the team’s traditional racing colors with “new shades” that are designed to symbolize what is still to come, according to the Belgian squad.
“We are not ultimately concerned with staying where we are; it is always about where we want to be,” Leung remarked. “It is thriving. It is the tendency of living things to strive toward a better state.”
The No. 32 will sit alongside its sister car, the No. 69 BMW, which sports a retro-inspired look drawn from the Gulf-sponsored McLaren F1 GTR. This design is part of Anthony McIntosh’s rotating roster of throwback-style liveries for the eight-round World Endurance Championship season.
Leung is preparing for his third Le Mans appearance, returning to WRT with the same lineup that earned a runner-up finish in its class in 2024.
Photos accompanying the article illustrate the No. 32 BMW M4 GT3 EVO with its new livery, alongside the related imagery of the sister car and other visuals associated with the entry.
