Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe

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Heading into its fifth season, the Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe returns with a refined championship concept designed to make the #wintercup even better. A more compact calendar of four championship rounds staged over five weeks at renowned racetracks in Portugal and Spain.

Additionally, Season 5 also marks the introduction of the new 911 Cup (992.2) to the championship. The championship aims to create optimal testing and racing conditions during the European winter season, allowing teams and drivers to prepare for the summer season ahead.

Race Calendar 2027

Four race weekends in five weeks.

Round Date Location Circuit Pre-event Testday
Round 1 23.01 - 24.01Portimão, Portugal Autódromo Internacional do Algarve22.01
Round 229.01 - 30.01 Estoril, Portugal Circuito do Estoril28.01
Round 313.02 - 14.02Barcelona, SpainCircuit de Barcelona-Catalunya12.02
Round 419.02 - 20.02Valencia, Spain Circuit Ricardo Tormo18.02

Five things you need to know about the Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe

The Cars

These models are allowed to participate in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Southern Europe. As well as the Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS and the new 911 GT4 R.

Motorsport Series

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