The Looksmart 1:18 resin model documents a genuine landmark in Lamborghini's racing history: the Temerario GT3 as it appeared at its public world debut in summer 2025. Wearing number 63 in the green, white and red of the Italian tricolore, the car represented the culmination of a fully in-house GT3 development programme at Automobili Lamborghini Squadra Corse. It is the direct successor to the Huracan GT3 Evo 2 and the first GT3 car the Sant'Agata division has designed from the ground up.
The Temerario GT3: Lamborghini's First Fully In-House GT3 Race Car
The Lamborghini Temerario GT3 is built on the platform introduced by the Temerario road car, unveiled in 2024 as the replacement for the long-running Huracan line. The GT3 variant reconfigures that architecture to comply with FIA GT3 Balance of Performance regulations. Crucially, every aspect of the GT3 programme — design, engineering, development — was handled by Lamborghini Squadra Corse rather than outsourced to an external motorsport partner, marking a structural shift in how the brand approaches customer racing.
Number 63 and the Italian Tricolore at Goodwood 2025
The Temerario GT3 made its public debut at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, one of the most visible stages in the motorsport calendar for new GT machinery. The livery chosen for the occasion — green, white and red, directly referencing the Italian national flag — positioned the car's heritage front and centre. The Goodwood appearance was a display event rather than a competitive start, making this specific livery and number combination the launch identity for the Temerario GT3.
The Looksmart 1:18 Resin Model
Looksmart renders the Temerario GT3 No. 63 in resin at 1:18 scale, the format that allows the bodywork surfacing, aerodynamic elements and livery graphics of a modern GT3 car to be reproduced with genuine fidelity. Resin construction at this scale enables sharper panel definition and more precise livery registration than diecast alternatives. The model captures the exact green, white and red tricolore scheme and number 63 as presented at Goodwood 2025 — the first iteration of this car's public identity.
