Michelin, Mobil 1 and FU3L provide continuity and technical stability as the championship prepares to open entries later this month.
Zonhoven, 13th of November 2026. The preparations for the 2027 Porsche Sprint Challenge Deutschland (PSCD) are gathering pace. Ahead of the opening of entries at the end of November, the championship, which will also incorporate the Porsche Sprint Challenge Benelux, has confirmed three major technical partners for the upcoming season. Michelin, Mobil 1 and FU3L will provide the tyres, lubricants and racing fuel respectively, ensuring a reliable technical framework for teams and drivers.
Building on established partnerships within Porsche Motorsport and the Porsche one-make racing championships organised by Prospeed, the agreements combine continuity with important technical developments for 2027.
Michelin: N4 compound across the cup car range
Michelin will continue its longstanding collaboration with Porsche and Prospeed, supplying tyres to the Porsche Sprint Challenge Deutschland. One of the most significant technical developments for 2027 concerns the Michelin N4 compound. Already introduced on the latest-generation Porsche 911 Cup (992.2) in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup, the N4 will also become the standard compound for the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992.1), replacing the previous N3 specification.
With the N4 already available for winter racing in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe, competitors can start gathering valuable experience well ahead of the opening round. This alignment will allow teams and drivers to prepare for the upcoming season using the same tyre compound that will be employed during the summer championship.
Mobil 1: a longstanding commitment to Porsche Motorsport
Mobil 1 will also continue its involvement as a technical partner of the championship in its new 2027 format. The relationship between Porsche and Mobil 1 extends across several decades and is firmly rooted in motorsport. Racing has always played an important role in the development and testing of Mobil 1 lubricants, with the demanding conditions of international competition providing valuable experience for both racing and road car applications.
The continued partnership underlines Mobil 1’s commitment to Porsche one-make racing and ensures continuity as the Porsche Sprint Challenge Deutschland enters a new chapter.
FU3L: expanding the partnership while maintaining stable prices
Following its involvement in the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux and Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe, FU3L will extend its partnership to the Porsche Sprint Challenge Deutschland in 2027.
The company specialises in advanced racing fuels, combining high performance with innovative fuel technology. Its RAC3 range has already been introduced in Porsche one-make racing, reflecting the shared ambition to combine competitive motorsport with technological progress.
Beyond the technical aspects, the agreement also brings a significant financial advantage for competitors. Despite the current geopolitical and economic uncertainties affecting energy markets, FU3L has confirmed that its racing fuel prices will remain unchanged compared to 2026.
This commitment provides teams with greater cost predictability as they prepare their budgets for the upcoming season.
A solid foundation for 2027
Esmée Rosman (Series Manager of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Deutschland): “With the confirmation of Michelin, Mobil 1 and FU3L, we are taking another important step towards the 2027 season. Technical consistency is essential for our competitors. In particular, the introduction of the Michelin N4 compound across the cup car range will allow teams to prepare efficiently during the winter months and approach the new season with confidence.”
Lars Plato (Series Manager of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Deutschland): “We are delighted to continue working with partners who understand the specific requirements of Porsche one-make racing. Their commitment provides the reliability and stability our teams expect. The decision by FU3L to maintain its 2026 pricing is particularly welcome and demonstrates that we are all working towards the same goal: creating an attractive and competitive championship for our participants.”
With its technical partnerships now confirmed, the Porsche Sprint Challenge Deutschland is preparing for the next milestone. Entries for the 2027 season are expected to open at the end of November, following confirmation of the championship’s licensing structure by the DMSB.
