Pads for AP CP5200 family / Brembo 4-pot B52 (D50).
Fits: AP Racing CP3215 D50, AP CP5200 family, Brembo B52 4-pot, Vari 415/615/616, Lucas/Girling SL 38/43, Alcon 4-pot (same window).
What we’d fit.
M119 gives you close to M207's friction with a far lower floor, which suits most Australian club events. Only go to M207 if you're genuinely running out of pad late in long races.
Circo M119
Circo’s sprint answer: around 0.5 friction from 50°C, so it works before the pads are hot. Rally and circuit.
View this padCirco M207
The highest peak friction and highest peak temperature Circo publish — professional circuit racing, and it needs 250°C to come in.
View this padMove to Circo M207 when you're doing endurance distance rather than sprints.
This is TrackTheory’s recommendation for the AP CP5200 family / Brembo 4-pot B52 (D50), not manufacturer advice — a starting point based on the published figures below and what we stock, not a survey of what other competitors run. Car weight, driving style and how long your sessions are all move the answer, so tell us yours and we’ll give you a straighter one.
Same shape. Very different pads.
Every compound below bolts into the same AP CP5200 family / Brembo 4-pot B52 (D50) caliper. What separates them is operating temperature and friction — a sprint pad that needs heat in it will feel wooden on a cold first lap, and a road-biased pad will fade before the end of a long race. Figures are the manufacturers’ own published data.
Circo M207
5 options · from $646 · 2 in stockThe highest peak friction and highest peak temperature Circo publish — professional circuit racing, and it needs 250°C to come in.
250–920°Cµ 0.45–0.56Needs heatcircuit · enduranceCirco M119
1 option · from $508 · 1 in stockCirco’s sprint answer: around 0.5 friction from 50°C, so it works before the pads are hot. Rally and circuit.
50–800°Cµ 0.48–0.51Usable from coldrally · circuit · sprintWinmaX W6.5
1 option · from $494 · 1 in stockThe standout for sprints and hillclimbs: close to 0.5 friction from a 50°C floor, so it bites on lap one. WinmaX call it their best rally pad.
50–800°Cµ 0.47–0.50Usable from coldrally · sprint · hillclimb · circuitWinmaX W3
1 option · from $362 · 1 in stockWinmaX call this their most versatile pad: sportive street through to sprint racing. It is the W-series compound we stock most of.
0–650°Cµ 0.34–0.37Strong from coldstreet · trackday · sprint · hillclimbCirco M220
1 option · from $869A GT endurance compound for 12-hour-plus racing.
200–900°Cµ 0.37–0.41Needs some heatendurance · circuitCirco M127
1 option · from $508Sprint and time-attack. More outright bite than M119, but it wants heat in it first.
150–850°Cµ 0.45–0.55Needs some heatsprint · circuitWinmaX W7
2 options · from $508The top of the W-series — professional circuit and rally use, and the highest friction WinmaX publish.
100–850°Cµ 0.48–0.53Usable from coldcircuit · rally · enduranceWinmaX W5
1 option · from $405WinmaX’s standard circuit model, and the default club racing and rally choice in the range.
100–750°Cµ 0.40–0.43Usable from coldcircuit · trackday · sprint · rallyCirco M192
1 option · from $1009An endurance rear pad developed for GT3 and GT4 machinery.
100–750°Cµ 0.37–0.41Usable from coldendurance · circuitCirco S99
1 option · from $409Entry-level racing and 2WD rally, working from cold up to 700°C.
100–700°Cµ 0.40–0.43Usable from coldcircuit · rallyWinmaX W4
1 option · from $376Sprint and entry-level motorsport, with a low enough floor to still behave on a cold first lap.
50–700°Cµ 0.37–0.40Usable from coldsprint · trackday · circuitCirco S88
1 option · from $381Street and entry-level trackday use — the step up from S83.
0–650°Cµ 0.38–0.40Strong from coldstreet · trackdayCirco S83
2 options · from $381Entry-level track work and rear-axle duty, usable from cold.
0–600°Cµ 0.32–0.36Strong from coldstreet · trackday · circuitWinmaX W1
1 option · from $296WinmaX’s street compound — quiet and low dust, and explicitly not intended for track use.
0–500°Cµ 0.29–0.32Strong from coldstreetCirco SC17
1 option · from $317The mildest pad in the Circo range — street and 4WD use.
0–490°Cµ 0.32–0.35Strong from coldstreet · 4x4
Figures are the manufacturers’ own published data for each compound. Where a brand doesn’t publish a figure we say so rather than estimate it. From cold is our reading of each manufacturer’s published minimum operating temperature, not a separate rating they publish. Manufacturers test on their own equipment, so friction numbers are best compared within a brand rather than across brands. Not sure which suits your AP CP5200 family / Brembo 4-pot B52 (D50) setup? Ask BuildBot or email us with your car, class and typical session length.
Where this caliper turns up.
CIRCO Brakes compounds (14).
WinmaX compounds (7).
One shape, every part number.
These part numbers all share the AP CP5200 family / Brembo 4-pot B52 (D50) backing plate. The suffix is the compound (and plate thickness where the shape comes in more than one) — ask us or BuildBot which compound suits your discipline.
| WinmaX | WMP814-17-{W1|W3|W4|W5|W6.5|W7} · WMP814-21-W7 |
| Circo | MB1648-17-{M119|M127|M207|M220|S83|S88|S99|SC17} · MB1648-16.5-M207 · MB1648-{19|21|25}-{M207|M192|S83} (endurance) |
One of the most widely shared four-pot windows in motorsport — WRC and GT3 heritage.















