Matech Concepts

{{Short description|Swiss auto racing team and parts distributor}}

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{{Infobox motor racing team

| name = {{flagicon|CHE}} Matech Concepts

| logo =

| founded = 2006

| folded = 2011

| principal = Martin Bartek

| current series =

| former series = FIA GT1 World Championship
FIA GT3 European Championship

| driver titles =

| team titles = 1 (2008 FIA GT3)

}}

File:Matech Ford 5.jpg1 driven by Romain Grosjean and Thomas Mutsch]]

Matech Concepts was an auto racing development firm based in Geneva, Switzerland and founded by Martin Bartek in 2006. The company had made an agreement with Ford Racing to develop the Ford GT sports car for competition, and constructs the FIA GT1 and GT3 versions of the GT at a workshop in Mayen, Germany. Matech was also the official European distributor of parts for the Ford Mustang FR500 racing cars developed by Multimatic Motorsports.

Matech's vehicles competed in several national series including the British GT Championship, Belcar, GT3 Brasil Championship, VLN, as well as the FIA GT3 European Championship and FIA GT1 World Championship.

Matech also had their own race team which competed in the FIA GT3 Championship under the title of Matech GT Racing, and in the FIA GT1 Championship as well as at the 24 Hours of Le Mans under the title of Matech Competition. Matech GT Racing were the 2008 FIA GT3 Teams Champions in their second year of involvement in the series.

The Matech companies ceased business operations prior to the start of the 2011 racing season.