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"Before today, we knew just about everything there was to know about BMW&amp;#039;s except what it would look like. Now, BMW has finally gotten around to releasing some images of its new entry-level turn-key racer. The M235i racing is powered by a slightly tweaked version of the 3-liter twin-turbo six-cylinder found in the road car, and it produces 333 hp. Its first taste of competition will come in the VLN series, which takes place exclusively on the N\u00FCrburgring. Sales to privateer teams wishing to compete in other parts of the world will come shortly after.  With its giant flared wheel arches and tweaked aero bits, the M235i Racing looks positively up for it. We hope to see a similarly shaped car on the road with an M2 badge on the trunk. The M235i Racing comes equipped with a variety of FIA-mandated safety features like a roll cage and a racing fuel tank. It also comes with all manners of active safety features such as ABS, DSC, and traction control to help novices and pros alike appear all the more heroic. It joins the M3 DTM, Z4 GTE/GT3, 320 TC, and M3 GT4 in BMW&amp;#039;s current lineup of customer race cars. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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