Mini John Cooper Works is Grippy Even in Winter

Mini JCW GP goes from 0 – 100 km/h in 5.2 seconds and on to 265 km/h. The combined fuel of 7.3 l/100 km, and CO2 emissions of 167 g/km, is the fastest Mini ever to receive road approval.

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You can now winter your Mini with ultra-high performance Hankook tyres developed for the cold season.

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ABOVE: 2021 Mini John Cooper Works GP

Like the summer tyres, which are in the Ultra Ultra High Performance category, Hankook also supplies the winter tyres as an original equipment manufacturer. Winter i*cept evo 2 tyres, size: 195/45 R18 87H XL are available on special 18-inch John Cooper Works light-alloy wheels. This gives the high-powered JCW good handling in winter road conditions. Asymmetric tread design with specially shaped sipes and grooves gives good traction and braking on snow-covered roads.

MINI John Cooper Works GP is a limited run of just 3 000 cars. The special wheels and tyres complement the suspension technology, tuned to the car’s extrememe performance.

Mini JCW has a twin turbo 2.0-litre 4-cylinder engine with 225 kW/306 hp and a 450Nm of torque. It drives the front wheels, through an 8-speed Steptronic transmission, enhanced by an integrated differential lock.

The mechanical differential lock works with the DSC (Dynamic Stability Control) to act as a transverse lock to reduce the speed difference between the right and left front wheels. Under load demand, a blocking effect of up to 31 percent can be generated. It also counteracts a loss of traction when road friction varies, where a higher proportion of the goes to the wheel with the better grip. This prevents oversteer.

Good handling, and stellar performance work with four-piston fixed-calliper disc brakes on the front wheels and single-piston fist-calliper disc brakes on the rear wheels, to stop as fast as it goes.

The MINI John Cooper Works GP gets a unique roof spoiler with a double-wing, and carbon-fibre wheel arch trims with matt CFRP finish. There is individual numbering also make it a fascinatingly exceptional vehicle.

There is nothing like a few extras to give your car a bit of gravitas.