I was inspired by the new GP 2020 design look from MINI John Cooper Works, so much. I want that car, but not the "public" version of it.

I want the exact GP Race version with superb design of the wheels, colour scheme, etc.

I only, or should I say most notably, own the Mini Cooper S R56, but I believe that with my personal creativity and ideas I will manage to make it something unique and eye-catching.

I was most impressed by the wheels of this newly designed car. I own OZ Racing Superturismo GT rims and with the eyes of my imagination I saw that it would be "fairly easy" to achieve a similar effect in an inexpensive way and as far as possible.

The second thing was the color of the car. I've always liked cars with matt paint. I thought to modernize the appearance of this car even more, I have to use something more than just a matte paint. Matte Carbon Fiber would be a great choice. OK, it's decided. And since I have experience in vinyl wrapping (cars, motorbike, moppeds, bikes) I knew I wanted a good quality film for this project.

I bought a roll of 3M Carbon Fiber Matte Vinyl - I read that this is one of the best vinyls with this pattern on the market. Of course, for a great effect and quality, I also bought 60m of 3M knifeless tape, plus some additional new wrapping tools.

As an addition to this matte color that will accentuate the whole thing well, I chose 3M Red Fluorescent vinyl. It has a very interesting color effect. It is normally red-orange, but even a yellow color appears in the sharp/harsh light.

The standard Mini is very different from the new Mini design GP 2020 and I also wanted to change the R56 look, so that you could see the differences between the silhouette of my modification and the original R56. For this, I purchased a few body kit parts from Top Sun. The rear bumper with diffuser is very different from the standard R56 so it was the obvious choice, as well, as side "skirts". I only left the original front bumper because I like it more than the one used by JCW or by Top Sun. Besides, I plan to produce custom parts for this modification and this bumper fits it better. And since we're talking about custom parts, I'm going to make side splitters and one main splitter for the aforementioned front bumper.

Now I will write about what attracts my attention as a second part (after wheels of course) in the new design and this part is a roof spoiler. The designed spoiler looks simply awesome. It is much larger than the original and extends beyond the outline of the car's roof, that's why I'm going to buy a Fiberglass GT roof spoiler and wraps it.

Any work related to the modification is given below in more or less detail in comic book form.

There are many photos and almost all of them have descriptions of the operations that were performed.

If anyone requires a detailed description of any procedure, please contact me.

This is not a guide or instruction on how to perform such a modification, but information on how I performed the entire procedure. If anyone undertakes to carry out such modifications on the basis of the information contained on my website, then he / she takes responsibility for everything and must remember that each modification will result in the loss of the remaining car warranty, if any.

I do not take any responsibility for wrong operation or bad execution of modifications that are described on my website.