Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland

Introduction

Porsche started its one-make cup with the Porsche 911 in 1990. Since then, the German Carrera Cup has established itself as a prestigious racing series.

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Calendar

The races of the Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland 2025.

Links*EventDateCircuitLocationTrack length
Pre-Season TestTest25th – 26th MarchAutodromo ImolaImola, Italy4,909 m
Round 1FIA WEC18th – 20th AprilAutodromo ImolaImola, Italy4,909 m
Round 2FIA WEC8th – 10th MayCircuit de Spa-FrancorchampsSpa-Francorchamps, Belgium7,004 m
Round 3DTM6th – 8th JuneCircuit ZandvoortZandvoort, Netherlands4,259 m
Round 4DTM4th – 6th JulyNorisringNuremberg, Germany2,300 m
Round 5DTM8th – 10th AugustNurburgring (Sprint)Nurburg, Germany3,629 m
Round 6DTM22nd – 24th AugustSachsenringHohenstein-Ernstthal, Germany3,671 m
Round 7DTM12th – 14th SeptemberRed-Bull-RingSpielberg, Austria4,326 m
Round 8DTM3rd – 5th OctoberHockenheimringHockenheim, Germany4,574 m

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Drivers and Teams of the Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland 2025.

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Talent Pool

The Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland's junior drivers support programme.

Highlights

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Impressions

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