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The GT Cup Series has established itself as well-known racing championship for GT cars in Central Europe. It offers a diverse platform for young talents, professional racers, and gentleman drivers alike. With a variety of categories, iconic circuits and race format, the GT Cup Series provides plenty reasons to participate and follow as a fan.
1. Multiple categories
The GT Cup Series features multiple categories, ensuring that drivers of varying experience levels and vehicle specifications can compete:
- GT3: The pinnacle of GT racing, featuring high-performance cars like the BMW M4 GT3, Mercedes-AMG GT3, Audi R8 LMS, and Ferrari 488 GT3.
- GT4: More accessible GT cars such as the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 and BMW M4 GT4, suitable for emerging talents and gentleman drivers.
- GTC: Covers cup versions of vehicles like the Lamborghini Super Trofeo or Porsche 911 GT3 Cup, offering a balanced mix of performance and cost-effectiveness.
- GTX: An open category for unique and specialized GT cars, including models like KTM X-Bow GTX, Lotus Exige or Pagani Zonda.
2. For all driver levels
Whether you’re a young driver aiming to make a mark, a seasoned professional, or a gentleman driver seeking thrilling competition, the GT Cup Series welcomes you. The diverse categories and supportive environment make it an ideal platform for all.
3. Iconic and challenging circuits
The 2025 season calendar includes some of the most renowned circuits in Europe:
- Red Bull Ring (Austria): An F1 circuit known for its elevation changes and high-speed straights.
- Slovakia Ring (Slovakia): A challenging circuit with a variety of corner types and elevation changes.
- Lausitzring (Germany): Known for its unique tri-oval design and multiple configurations, including a challenging road course.
- Tor Poznań (Poland): Poland’s premier racing circuit, offering a technical layout with 14 turns over 4.083 km, testing drivers’ precision and skill.
- Autodrom Most (Czech Republic): A historic venue with a mix of fast and slow corners.
- Automotodrom Brno (Czech Republic): A historic circuit renowned for its elevation changes and flowing corners.
- Balaton Park (Hungary): A modern facility providing state-of-the-art racing conditions.
4. Different race formats
Each race weekend features:
- Two Sprint Races: Short, intense races that emphasize speed.
- Endurance Race: Longer races that include driver changes, testing teamwork, strategy, consistency and endurance.
5. Live streaming of every event
All events are live-streamed, allowing fans worldwide to follow the action in real-time. This accessibility enhances the series’ reach and provides exposure for drivers and teams.
6. Intense on-track battles
The combination of different categories and competitive grids leads to thrilling on-track battles. Fans can expect close racing, many overtakes and edge-of-your-seat moments throughout the season.
7. Professional organization and management
With a history rooted in the ESET Cup Series, the GT Cup Series benefits from experienced organization and management. This professionalism ensures well-run events and a focus on continuous improvement.
