Maserati is celebrating its recent successes in FIA GT World Championship – it is the reigning Manufacturers’ Champion, and has already won the 2006 Teams' and Drivers’ Championships. To commemorate last year's achievement Maserati launched a unique version of the GranSport Coupe at the Geneva Motor Show in March: the MC Victory. Now this model is set to make its Australian debut in Sydney at the Australian International Motor Show on 26 October.

The Maserati GranSport MC Victory is equipped with a range of features that link it to the Maserati MC-12 that has taken Maserati back to the top of the podium around the world. The Maserati GranSport MC Victory is strictly limited to a total production run of 180 cars, with just five tagged for sale in Australia and New Zealand. Externally, the Maserati GranSport MC Victory is immediately recognizable thanks to its aerodynamic, blue carbon front and rear spoilers and the Italian flag embedded in the side panels, another feature taken from the MC12. The Maserati GranSport MC Victory is more than just an equipment package. It benefits from technology and designs developed for the Maserati MC12 racing and road cars. The front splitter of the Maserati GranSport MC Victory has been redesigned to guarantee more negative lift at high speeds with the addition of the two lateral aerodynamic profiles and a larger splitter. The Maserati GranSport MC Victory is even more responsive to steering inputs thanks to more direct and precise steering rack as well as greater stability at high speeds, characteristics lifted directly lessons learnt with the Maserati MC12.