Mercedes-AMG fields MSI-liveried GT3 car at Spa

Mercedes-AMG has fielded a GT3 car wearing a special Micro-Star International (MSI) livery at the recently-held Crowdstrike 24 Hours of Spa at the iconic Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.

The race car wore a white and silver finish with logos of the Taiwanese computer hardware company slapped on the GT3-contending machine’s hood, quarter panels, and doors. The MSI dragon can also be found in various panels of the race car.

MSI has struck a global partnership with Mercedes-AMG Motorsport, which was officially announced at Computex in Taipei last month. On that note, the multinational information technology corporation’s logo was featured as an Official Partner of the German carmaker’s car in the aforementioned race at Spa, as well as on future major performance events of GT racing across the world.

Additionally, MSI engineering laptops were used to help extract the most out of Mercedes-ANG’s GT3 car.

Further, MSI and Fanatec hosted esports rounds last weekend, which featured the Mercedes-AMG Esports Team MSI.

Through this collaboration, MSI is dedicated to expanding the audience of motorsports gaming and racing enthusiasts with high-quality products that define the principles of breakthroughs in design, the pursuit of excellence, and technological innovation.

“MSI and Mercedes-AMG share the same core values and corporate culture, making this strategic alliance a perfect fit. Pushing the limits through innovative technology in gaming and racing is our strong belief. With the support of MSI, we are confident that Mercedes-AMG will lead both gamers and drivers to victory on the racetrack. Through our close collaboration in the 24 Hours of Spa, we wish all drivers to win the championship in this intense competition with their best performance,” said MSI Marketing Vice President Sam Chern.

Photos from Mercedes-Benz

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