Before Huracán GT3 domination, Reiter Engineering homologated the Lamborghini Gallardo for FIA GT3 in the mid-2000s — the marque's first serious GT3 programme rather than a one-off show car. Car #63 wears the Blancpain-era colour split that defined early European GT3 grids: high-vis lime over navy, Reiter wordmarks on the glass and sill, and the kind of splitter-and-wing package that told everyone this was a race car, not a wrapped road car. The poster locks that pioneer moment to cream, with a First bull GT3 tagline that is less marketing and more accurate history.