
The AMG GT 63 Pro is the 14th Mercedes model to serve as F1's safety car.

Revised splitter generates additional front-axle downforce to improve stability through high-speed corners.

Black-and-red anniversary livery commemorates 30 years of Mercedes supplying F1 safety cars.

It comes with Pirelli P Zero R tyres and active sports suspension as standard.

New active rear wing is part of the package as well.

LED lights communicate race control instructions to F1 drivers.

FIA-specific interior equipment includes race control radios, GPS, cameras, dedicated control tablets, roll cage, and more.

4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 produces 612hp and 850Nm, paired with a 9-speed DCT.

Bernd Mayländer will continue to drive the new F1 safety car.
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Mercedes-Benz has unveiled the new AMG GT 63 Pro 4Matic+ as the new F1 safety car, replacing the prior AMG GT Black Series from the Hungarian Grand Prix onwards. Powered by a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 producing 612 hp and 850 Nm, it is the first F1 safety car to feature an all-wheel-drive system, improving traction in wet and low-grip conditions. The car also benefits from revised aerodynamics, including a new front splitter, active rear wing, and dive planes for greater stability at high speeds. An integrated LED signalling system in the rear wing enhances visibility for drivers following behind during safety car periods. The Hungarian Grand Prix will also mark 30 years of Mercedes supplying safety cars to Formula 1, with the new AMG GT 63 Pro wearing a special anniversary livery and will be driven by Bernd Mayländer.
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