Maserati Pairs MC12 With Bespoke GT2 Stradale at Villa La Massa

Archive: a Maserati GT2 Stradale at Rétromobile in January 2026, not the bespoke car announced for Villa La Massa. Photo: Charles (usf1fan2) / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 1.0.

Maserati is bringing its MC12 and a collector’s bespoke GT2 Stradale to Villa La Massa Excellence, running October 16–18, 2026 near Florence. The display connects the brand’s earlier GT racing era with a modern road-going supercar, rather than introducing a newly announced production series.

Maserati’s October 14 announcement describes a Fuoriserie commission finished in metallic Blu Victory. White details include a Trident on the matte-carbon roof and Maserati lettering on the rear wing. The number 33 appears in red alongside an Italian flag.

A collector’s racing reference

Blue and black Alcantara continues the theme inside. At the customer’s request, Maserati racing figure Andrea Bertolini signed the engine bay.

The GT2 Stradale is road-going, distinct from the GT2 race car. Maserati quotes 640 hp from its Nettuno V6 and 0–100 km/h in 2.8 seconds. Those are manufacturer figures, not measurements from a Chiefs Review test.

The weekend plan

The announced schedule puts the cars in Saturday, October 17’s garden parade and concours program. The GT2 Stradale is then due at Mugello for Sunday, October 18’s closing parade as part of the Track Experience.

The release does not announce a price, order window or production allocation for this collector’s specification. Readers should not treat the display as confirmation that the same configuration is available to order locally.

For another strand of the brand’s heritage activity, see our Maserati Trident centenary documentary report.