Introduction
Road Log - Porsche One-Make Series: From North America to Asia over Europe, the Middle East and South America all the way to Australia and New Zealand the world of Porsche One-Make Series has a lot to offer. Over the next few months, the various series will be introduced in groups of 3-4 in a monthly article to give fans more insight and a better understanding of the Porsche racing world.
Discover the thrill of North American racing with Porsche Motorsport North America
Founded in 1985, Porsche Motorsport North America (PMNA) serves as the official motorsport operation of Porsche in the United States and Canada. With a deep legacy of competition and excellence, PMNA supports customer racing efforts, professional teams, and driver development programs across the continent. Over the last four decades, it has grown into a central hub for Porsche's racing activities in North America, expanding its offerings to include multiple one-make series tailored to various levels of experience and commitment.
At the forefront of PMNA’s racing ladder is Porsche Carrera Cup North America (PCCNA). Launched in 2021 and celebrating its fifth anniversary in 2025, PCCNA is the most prestigious and competitive one-make series in the region. It features the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car and runs alongside premier racing events, including three Formula 1 Grands Prix and five IMSA Championship weekends. The series is known for its professional-level competition, making it a launchpad for emerging talent aiming for international success.
Porsche Sprint Challenge North America (PSCNA) caters to both seasoned and aspiring drivers with large, competitive grids and two car-specific run groups. The series features four classes in total—two each for the 911 GT3 Cup and Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport platforms—ensuring fair and exciting competition for a wide range of driver experience levels. With events held across iconic U.S. circuits, PSCNA serves as a foundational step for drivers progressing toward higher levels of motorsport.
Focusing on the western half of the country, Porsche Sprint Challenge USA West (PSCUW) delivers the same high standards as PSCNA, but with an emphasis on accessibility for West Coast-based teams and drivers. The calendar includes three joint events with PSCNA, offering expanded competition and exposure, while maintaining a regional focus for convenience and cost-efficiency.
Adding a new dimension to PMNA's racing portfolio is Porsche Endurance Challenge North America (PECNA). Unlike the sprint format of other one-make series, PECNA embraces the excitement and strategy of endurance racing. It includes features such as pit stops, refueling, tire changes, and driver changes—often pairing drivers with teammates or coaches. This series promotes teamwork and provides a valuable learning experience in long-format racing.
To complement its racing series, PMNA has developed a comprehensive suite of driver development programs designed to prepare the next generation of professional race car drivers. The Porsche EBOOST Junior Program is a region-leading initiative focused on identifying and nurturing young talent. Through year-long mentorship from former factory Porsche drivers Patrick Long and Richard Westbrook, the juniors participate in workshops at numerous events, plus a dedicated two-day workshop at Team Penske headquarters in Mooresville, North Carolina. Many graduates of this program have gone on to compete successfully in WEC, IMSA, SRO, and other open-competition championships world-wide.
For drivers showing promise at higher levels, the Porsche Selected Driver Program North America offers tailored support and resources to accelerate their professional growth. This initiative ensures that standout drivers continue to develop under the Porsche Motorsport North America banner as they transition into top-tier open-competition environments.
In support of increased diversity in motorsport, PMNA also leads the Porsche Mobil 1 Female Driver Program, which offers targeted opportunities and mentorship specifically for female racers competing in Porsche’s One-Make series. The program reflects Porsche’s commitment to supporting women in motorsport and fostering a more inclusive racing environment.
Together, Porsche Motorsport North America's One-Make racing series and development programs create a structured pathway that supports drivers from grassroots motorsport to the highest levels of professional racing. Through a combination of competitive platforms and industry-leading mentorship, PMNA continues to shape the future of North American motorsport.
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Unleash Performance - The Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux
The Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux is the fastest one-make racing series in the Benelux. As an integral part of the Porsche Motorsport Pyramid, it offers close, competitive, and fair racing. All drivers get behind the wheel of the identical Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (Type 992) – the most successful race car in the world. With identical cars, it’s really up to the teams and drivers to make the difference on track through pure skill, strategy, and precision.
Top-tier motorsport events
With 12 races spread across 6 events at 5 different circuits, the series delivers thrilling action at some of the most iconic tracks in the Benelux and Europe. The Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux is a proud support series at prestigious events such as the FIA World Endurance Championship, DTM, GT Open, Jack's Racing Day, and the Trophy of the Dunes. This international presence elevates both the sporting and promotional value of the series.
Talent development
The Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux also plays a vital role in developing new racing talent. Through the Talent Pool programme, young and ambitious drivers receive support and guidance to grow into professional racers. Former Porsche factory driver Dirk Werner mentors the drivers throughout the season, helping them refine their skills both on and off the track. In 2025, six highly promising drivers are part of the Talent Pool, competing not just for race wins, but for future opportunities within Porsche Motorsport.
Future world champions
Over the years, several Carrera Cup Benelux alumni have made their way to the top. One of the standout examples is Morris Schuring, the 2020 runner up. He went on to win his class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, now competing in the DTM in 2025. His story is a perfect example of how the Carrera Cup Benelux can be the launchpad for international racing success.
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Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup – the legacy continues.
In 1993, the Porsche Supercup debuted as the pinnacle of the Porsche one-make series. Held as part of the FIA Formula 1 World Championship, it took the international motorsport scene by storm.
What is it that makes the Porsche Supercup so fascinating? First, of course, it is the exclusive environment of the champions league of motorsport. The Grand Prix circuits on which the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup cars run their laps prior to the F1® race cars, are among the most famous in the world: Rascasse, Parabolica, Eau Rouge, Stowe are all names of some of the most well-known corners that get motorsport enthusiasts’ pulses racing.
When top drivers from the very best Porsche one-make series customer teams worldwide compete against each other in identical Porsche race cars, the excitement is palpable. Those participating in the championship have already proven their exceptional talent in other racing series, like the national Porsche Carrera Cups. As such, anticipation is starting to build for an action-packed Supercup season in which 8 races are held on 8 different race tracks across Europe with a field of up to 32 starters.
The Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup has high demands and expectations for everyone involved. Those who succeed on this stage, have the right set of tools to move on to a promising career in top international motorsport, no matter whether as a driver or as a team. That’s why the series also serves as a career springboard for young talent.
Whether it’s youth versus experience or rookie versus veteran, all drivers share the same goal: to win. But it’s the rising stars who are especially keen to make their mark.
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Porsche Sprint Challenge Ibérica: It’s on and the engine roars are back!
A Platform for Passion, Performance, and Progress
The PSCI is more than a championship—it’s a movement. It blends elite racing with media innovation, social impact, and economic value. This season, expect enhanced digital content, live coverage, behind-the-scenes stories, and possibly even weekly audiovisual episodes spotlighting the stars and engines of the series. With three races per weekend, the pressure is on, and the stakes are higher than ever. The grid will be diverse and competitive, featuring not only Iberian racers but also guest drivers from the Porsche Cup Brazil and beyond.
A Championship with Soul
The PSCI’s appeal goes beyond stats and speed. It’s in the camaraderie in the paddock, the roar of engines at sunrise, and the electric connection between drivers and fans. From new names like Maria Sanchez and the Rocha brothers to returning champions like Manuel Alves, Rui Mirita, and Ladies Cup holder Francisca Queiróz—this season is shaping up to be unforgettable.
New Season, New Format, Same Unrivalled Spirit
The curtain rose at the historic Estoril Circuit, where P21 Motorsport—the official partner of Porsche Motorsport—hosted the official Warm Up. The day wasn’t just about testing tires and tweaking setups; it was a celebration of talent, competition, and community. From seasoned champions to promising rookies, a dozen drivers hit the tarmac with a sense of anticipation that’s impossible to ignore. Fans flooded the paddocks, taking part in codrives, pit walks, and a hospitality experience that redefined what a motorsport weekend can feel like.
2025 brings an entirely new format: three races per weekend, extended practice and qualifying sessions, and a robust 85 minutes of average race time per round. The PSCI is no longer just a championship—it’s an experience.
José Monroy, Series Manager and the driving force behind the PSCI’s growth, summed it up best: "The 2025 season has everything to surpass expectations. We’ve fine-tuned the regulations, expanded the grid, and are committed to making this the most spectacular year yet. Our goal remains the same—to create a competitive, professional, and passionate championship that lives up to Porsche’s legacy.”
Three Categories, One Purpose: Racing Excellence
With four eligible Porsche models—992 GT3 Cup, 991.2, 991.1, and the 718 Cayman GT4 RS—the PSCI continues to emphasize balance, competitiveness, and inclusivity.
Category 1:
Porsche 991.1 and 991.2 GT3 Cup (Classes: PROAM, AM, GD)
Category 2:
Porsche 992 GT3 Cup (Classes: PROAM, AM, GD)
Category 3:
Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS (no class subdivisions)
The structure rewards consistency and encourages progression. It also celebrates diversity, with the return of the Ladies Cup, spotlighting top-performing female talent and inspiring the next generation of racers.
So buckle up—Porsche Sprint Challenge Ibérica is more than a race. It's a journey.
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