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2026 GTWC Europe | Standings after Round 9 at Barcelona

Karishma Persad028 mins
Barcelona settles the 2026 GTWC Europe Sprint Cup titles and reshapes the Overall standings before the Portimão finale.
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The 2026 GT World Challenge (GTWC) Europe powered by AWS season continued at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with the fifth and final Sprint Cup event of the campaign and the ninth round of the combined championship.

Victories for Alex Aka and Dylan Pereira in Race 1 and Ben Green and Thierry Vermeulen in Race 2 reshaped several Overall and Sprint Cup battles. Ricardo Feller and Bastian Buus secured the Sprint Cup Drivers’ Championship, while Team WRT retained the Teams’ crown. In the combined standings, Team WRT moved five points clear of Winward Racing, while Lucas Auer and Maro Engel maintained a substantial Overall Drivers’ Championship advantage.

Barcelona also settled the Sprint Cup Gold, Silver and Bronze titles. Tommaso Mosca and Matías Zagazeta claimed the Gold Cup Drivers’ crown, Matisse Lismont and Ignacio Montenegro completed their title-winning Silver Cup campaign, and Peter Dempsey and Eddie Cheever sealed the Bronze Cup after extending their winning streak to four races. However, because Barcelona featured only Sprint Cup action, every Endurance Cup classification remained unchanged ahead of the season-ending Portimão round.

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Overall

Note: The Overall standings combine points scored across both the Endurance Cup and Sprint Cup.

Barcelona reshaped the combined 2026 GT World Challenge Europe standings for the final time before the Endurance Cup finale at Portimão. Team WRT leaves Spain at the head of the Overall Teams’ Championship, while Lucas Auer and Maro Engel continue to hold a substantial advantage in the Drivers’ standings.

Team WRT increased its total to 142.5 points during the Sprint Cup finale, moving five clear of Winward Racing. Lionspeed GP remains third on 104 after Ricardo Feller and Bastian Buus secured the Sprint Cup Drivers’ Championship with second in the rain-affected opening race.

The battle behind the leading three remains considerably tighter. 2Seas Motorsport sits fourth on 88 points, only half a point ahead of AF Corse and 2.5 clear of Garage 59. Emil Frey Racing made one of the biggest gains in Barcelona, with Ben Green and Thierry Vermeulen’s Race 2 victory lifting the Ferrari squad to eighth on 71.

Tresor Attempto Racing also made significant progress after Alex Aka and Dylan Pereira won Race 1 and followed it with another strong Sunday result. The Audi squad moved to ninth on 67.5 points, only one behind Boutsen VDS.

Teams

  1. Team WRT — 142.5 points
  2. Winward Racing — 137.5 points
  3. Lionspeed GP — 104 points
  4. 2Seas Motorsport — 88 points
  5. AF Corse — 87.5 points
  6. Garage 59 — 85.5 points
  7. Comtoyou Racing — 81 points
  8. Emil Frey Racing — 71 points
  9. Tresor Attempto Racing — 67.5 points
  10. Boutsen VDS — 66.5 points
  11. Rutronik Racing — 34 points
  12. ROWE Racing — 33 points
  13. CSA Racing — 30.5 points
  14. Eastalent Racing — 23 points
  15. Kessel Racing — 21 points
  16. GetSpeed — 19.5 points
  17. HRT Ford Racing — 16 points
  18. Walkenhorst Motorsport — 12 points
  19. Paradine Competition — 11 points
  20. VSR — 10.5 points
  21. Team RJN — 8 points
  22. Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing — 6 points
  23. Optimum Motorsport — 2.5 points
  24. KPX Motorsport — 2 points
  25. Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn — 2 points
  26. Dinamic GT — 1 point
  27. Rinaldi Racing — 1 point

Auer and Engel remain comfortably ahead in the Drivers’ Championship on 131.5 points. Their Barcelona weekend added three points to their total, leaving the Winward Racing pairing 29.5 clear of Feller and Buus heading into Portimão.

Feller and Buus strengthened second through their runner-up result in Race 1, reaching 102 points. Charles Weerts and Kelvin van der Linde remain third on 97 after recovering from 30th on the grid to sixth in the Barcelona finale.

Luca Stolz remains fourth on 86 despite not competing in the Sprint Cup weekend, while Daniel Juncadella sits fifth on 80. Arthur Leclerc made one of the most important gains among the leading drivers after finishing second alongside Thomas Neubauer in Race 2, taking his total to 75.5 and leaving him level with Nicki Thiim.

Green and Vermeulen’s Barcelona victory moved them to 56.5 points and 11th overall. Aka and Pereira also climbed significantly after their Saturday win, with both now on 31 points.

Drivers

  1. Lucas Auer / Maro Engel — 131.5 points
  2. Ricardo Feller / Bastian Buus — 102 points
  3. Kelvin van der Linde / Charles Weerts — 97 points
  4. Luca Stolz — 86 points
  5. Daniel Juncadella — 80 points
  6. Nicki Thiim — 75.5 points
  7. Arthur Leclerc — 75.5 points
  8. Thomas Neubauer — 65.5 points
  9. Marco Sørensen / Mattia Drudi — 59 points
  10. Jordan Pepper — 58 points
  11. Thierry Vermeulen / Ben Green — 56.5 points
  12. Jules Gounon — 53.5 points
  13. Thomas Fleming / Louis Prette — 51.5 points
  14. Dorian Boccolacci — 49.5 points
  15. Chris Lulham — 47.5 points
  16. Max Hesse / Valentino Rossi — 46.5 points
  17. Morris Schuring — 44 points
  18. Dean Macdonald — 39.5 points
  19. Ariel Levi — 34.5 points
  20. Benjamin Goethe — 32 points
  21. Dylan Pereira / Alex Aka — 31 points
  22. Marvin Kirchhöfer — 31 points
  23. Thomas Preining — 30 points
  24. Tommaso Mosca — 29 points
  25. Patric Niederhauser / Luca Engstler — 28 points
  26. Augusto Farfus / Jake Dennis / Raffaele Marciello — 26 points
  27. Rocco Mazzola / Sebastian Øgaard — 25 points
  28. Joseph Loake — 21.5 points
  29. Christopher Haase / Simon Reicher — 20 points
  30. Alessio Picariello — 20 points
  31. Dennis Marschall — 18 points
  32. Matteo Cairoli / Konsta Lappalainen — 17.5 points
  33. Matisse Lismont / Ignacio Montenegro — 17.5 points
  34. Dustin Blattner — 17 points
  35. Kobe Pauwels — 16.5 points
  36. Alessio Rovera / Nicklas Nielsen — 16 points
  37. Fabio Scherer / Thomas Drouet / Arjun Maini — 16 points
  38. Amaury Cordeel — 16 points
  39. Fabian Schiller / Maxime Martin / Maximilian Götz — 16 points
  40. Andrea Frassineti — 15.5 points
  41. Romain Andriolo — 15.5 points
  42. Lorens Lecertua / Baptiste Moulin — 15 points
  43. Ben Tuck / Mathys Jaubert — 13 points
  44. Matías Zagazeta — 13 points
  45. Daniel Harper — 13 points
  46. Markus Winkelhock — 12 points
  47. Frédéric Makowiecki / Matt Campbell / Ayhancan Güven — 12 points
  48. David Pittard — 11 points
  49. Sean Gelael / Lilou Wadoux — 10 points
  50. James Kellett / Leyton Fourie / Darren Leung — 9 points
  51. Loris Spinelli / Mattia Michelotto — 8.5 points
  52. Arthur Rougier / James Kell — 8.5 points
  53. Maxwell Lynn / Ben Dörr / Horatio Fitz-Simon — 8 points
  54. Christian Krognes / Henrique Chaves / Jamie Day — 7 points
  55. Gilles Magnus / Robin Knutsson — 7 points
  56. Peter Dempsey / Eddie Cheever — 6 points
  57. Marco Mapelli — 6 points
  58. Sven Müller — 4.5 points
  59. Simon Gachet — 4.5 points
  60. Nico Menzel / Lorenzo Patrese — 4 points
  61. Tim Tramnitz / Jens Klingmann / Ugo de Wilde — 3 points
  62. Jop Rappange — 2 points
  63. Lorcan Hanafin / Jonathan Adam / Giacomo Petrobelli — 2 points
  64. Angus Whiteside / Tanart Sathienthirakul / Francesco Simonazzi — 1 point

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Overall: Gold Cup

AF Corse leaves Barcelona at the head of the combined Gold Cup Teams’ Championship with 185 points. The Ferrari squad holds a 12-point advantage over Garage 59, while CSA Racing remains third on 159.5.

Tresor Attempto Racing made the largest gain during the Sprint Cup finale. Aka and Pereira took the Gold Cup and outright win in Race 1 before finishing second in class on Sunday, lifting the Audi squad to fourth on 122 points. Boutsen VDS follows on 117.5, while ROWE Racing remains sixth on 89.

VSR also finished Barcelona strongly. Spinelli and Michelotto claimed the Gold Cup victory while finishing fourth overall in Sunday’s finale, taking the Lamborghini squad to 73 points.

Teams

  1. AF Corse — 185 points
  2. Garage 59 — 173 points
  3. CSA Racing — 159.5 points
  4. Tresor Attempto Racing — 122 points
  5. Boutsen VDS — 117.5 points
  6. ROWE Racing — 89 points
  7. VSR — 73 points
  8. KPX Motorsport — 48 points
  9. Steller Motorsport — 43 points
  10. Optimum Motorsport — 36 points
  11. Paradine Competition — 12 points

Thomas Fleming and Louis Prette continue to lead the combined Gold Cup Drivers’ Championship on 169.5 points. Simon Gachet sits second on 136, while Arthur Rougier and James Kell follow on 129.5.

Pereira’s successful Barcelona weekend moved him to fourth on 120.5, one point ahead of teammate Aka. Gilles Magnus and Robin Knutsson remain sixth on 114.5, while newly crowned Sprint Cup Gold champions Mosca and Zagazeta sit seventh on 106.

Drivers

  1. Thomas Fleming / Louis Prette — 169.5 points
  2. Simon Gachet — 136 points
  3. Arthur Rougier / James Kell — 129.5 points
  4. Dylan Pereira — 120.5 points
  5. Alex Aka — 119.5 points
  6. Robin Knutsson / Gilles Magnus — 114.5 points
  7. Matías Zagazeta / Tommaso Mosca — 106 points
  8. Jens Klingmann / Ugo de Wilde / Tim Tramnitz — 89 points
  9. Benjamin Goethe — 86 points
  10. Malte Ebdrup / Frederik Schandorff / Simon Birch — 78 points
  11. Romain Andriolo — 72 points
  12. Mattia Michelotto / Loris Spinelli — 71.5 points
  13. David Pittard / Jop Rappange — 43 points
  14. Dennis Lind / Antoine Doquin — 43 points
  15. Freddie Tomlinson / Harry George / Adam Smalley — 36 points
  16. Andrea Frassineti — 30 points
  17. Alessandro Ghiretti — 30 points
  18. Ruben Del Sarte — 24 points
  19. Conrad Laursen — 23 points
  20. Jim Pla — 22 points
  21. Mikkel Mac — 22 points
  22. Nico Menzel — 18 points
  23. Christian Hahn / Robert de Haan / Ashley Sutton — 12 points
  24. Lenny Ried / Mikkel Pedersen — 12 points
  25. Lorenzo Fluxá Cross — 9 points
  26. Lorenzo Ferrari — 1 point

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Overall: Silver Cup

Team WRT has established the largest advantage of any combined Cup Teams’ Championship, reaching 211.5 points after Barcelona. AF Corse sits second on 113.5, only half a point ahead of Comtoyou Racing.

The battle behind WRT remains remarkably close. Only 11 points separate AF Corse in second and Tresor Attempto Racing in sixth, with Optimum Motorsport fourth on 111.5 and GetSpeed fifth on 106.5.

Optimum made an important gain when Porter and Oliveira won the Silver Cup in Barcelona Race 1, while Frassineti and Levi’s class victory and overall podium on Sunday strengthened Tresor Attempto Racing’s position.

Teams

  1. Team WRT — 211.5 points
  2. AF Corse — 113.5 points
  3. Comtoyou Racing — 113 points
  4. Optimum Motorsport — 111.5 points
  5. GetSpeed — 106.5 points
  6. Tresor Attempto Racing — 102.5 points
  7. Walkenhorst Motorsport — 92.5 points
  8. Pure Rxcing — 72 points
  9. HRT Ford Racing — 56 points
  10. Dinamic GT — 50.5 points
  11. Rinaldi Racing — 35 points
  12. Saintéloc Racing — 23 points
  13. Team RJN — 23 points
  14. CSA Racing — 21 points
  15. Paradine Competition — 7 points
  16. Lionspeed GP — 6 points
  17. Razoon – more than racing — 4 points
  18. Greystone GT — 3 points

Ignacio Montenegro and Matisse Lismont remain dominant in the combined Silver Cup Drivers’ Championship. The Team WRT pairing finishes the Barcelona weekend on 210 points after already securing the title earlier in the season.

Oliveira and Porter move into second on 108.5 following their Barcelona victory, while Oliver Söderström sits third on 105. Gilles Stadsbader and Jef Machiels follow half a point behind, with Aurélien Panis and Anthony Bartone fifth on 101.5.

Frassineti and Levi were among the largest movers on Sunday. Levi’s Silver Cup victory and outright podium lifts him to sixth on 100.5, while Frassineti rises to 12th with 56.5.

Drivers

  1. Ignacio Montenegro / Matisse Lismont — 210 points
  2. Guilherme Oliveira / Mikey Porter — 108.5 points
  3. Oliver Söderström — 105 points
  4. Gilles Stadsbader / Jef Machiels — 104.5 points
  5. Aurélien Panis / Anthony Bartone — 101.5 points
  6. Ariel Levi — 100.5 points
  7. Mateo Villagomez — 92.5 points
  8. Amaury Cordeel — 87 points
  9. Jamie Day — 86.5 points
  10. Arthur Dorison — 73 points
  11. Aliaksandr Malykhin — 64 points
  12. Andrea Frassineti — 56.5 points
  13. Eduardo Coseteng — 56 points
  14. Max Hofer — 49 points
  15. Aleksei Nesov — 47.5 points
  16. Matías Zagazeta — 45 points
  17. Rocco Mazzola / Sebastian Øgaard — 44 points
  18. Cesar Gazeau — 40 points
  19. Kobe Pauwels / Sébastien Baud — 38 points
  20. Tanart Sathienthirakul — 37 points
  21. Gaspard Simon — 36.5 points
  22. Mathieu Detry — 36 points
  23. Rafael Duran / Dylan Medler / David Perel — 35 points
  24. Nicolas Baert — 34 points
  25. Finn Wiebelhaus / Maxime Oosten — 31 points
  26. Francesco Braschi — 31 points
  27. Maxime Robin — 30.5 points
  28. Salman Owega / Dante Rappange — 29 points
  29. Alessandro Balzan — 29 points
  30. Carl Bennett / Felix Hirsiger — 26.5 points
  31. Niklas Kalus — 25 points
  32. Horatio Fitz-Simon / Maxwell Lynn / Ben Dörr — 22 points
  33. Lorens Lecertua / Romain Andriolo / Baptiste Moulin — 21 points
  34. Etienne Cheli / Ivan Klymenko / Ezequiel Pérez Companc — 20 points
  35. Angus Whiteside / Francesco Simonazzi — 20 points
  36. Max Reis — 18 points
  37. Mark Kastelic — 17 points
  38. Mikkel Pedersen — 14 points
  39. Karol Basz — 13 points
  40. Lucas Légeret — 11 points
  41. Levente Révész / Rui Andrade / Yannick Mettler / Christian Mansell — 9 points
  42. Loris Cabirou — 8 points
  43. Christian Hahn / Josh Rowledge / Robert Thompson — 7 points
  44. Ethan Ischer — 6 points
  45. Enzo Trulli — 4 points
  46. Sai Sanjay — 3 points
  47. Riccardo Pera — 2.5 points
  48. Zac Meakin / Tommy Pintos / Jayden Kelly — 2 points
  49. Simon Birch / Magnus Gustavsen — 1 point

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Overall: Bronze Cup

Kessel Racing remains at the head of the combined Bronze Cup Teams’ Championship, increasing its total to 164.5 points after Barcelona. Winward Racing sits second on 141, while Paradine Competition follows five points further back.

Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing made the largest gain during the Sprint Cup finale. Dempsey and Cheever extended their winning streak to four consecutive class victories by sweeping Barcelona, with their Race 1 triumph also producing a fifth-place overall finish. Their results lifted the team to fourth on 135 points, just one behind Paradine and 6.5 behind Winward.

2Seas Motorsport remains closely involved in fifth on 126.5, leaving four teams separated by only 14.5 points from second through fifth ahead of the Portimão finale.

Teams

  1. Kessel Racing — 164.5 points
  2. Winward Racing — 141 points
  3. Paradine Competition — 136 points
  4. Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing — 135 points
  5. 2Seas Motorsport — 126.5 points
  6. GetSpeed — 66 points
  7. Rutronik Racing — 50 points
  8. Dinamic GT — 40 points
  9. Century Motorsport — 34 points
  10. Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn — 33 points
  11. Lionspeed GP — 31 points
  12. Herberth Motorsport — 26 points
  13. Tresor Attempto Racing — 25 points
  14. Comtoyou Racing — 9.5 points
  15. JMW Motorsport — 9 points
  16. Saintéloc Racing — 2 points
  17. Razoon – more than racing — 2 points

Dennis Marschall leads the combined Bronze Cup Drivers’ Championship with 161.5 points. Marvin Dienst and Rinat Salikhov sit second on 141, while Darren Leung remains third with 136.

Cheever’s perfect Barcelona weekend moved him to fourth on 135, only one point behind Leung. Dawson and Jewiss follow on 126.5, with Blattner sixth on 122.5 and Dempsey seventh on 116.

The closing Endurance Cup round therefore remains decisive in the combined Bronze classification, particularly among the leading drivers who also contest the longer-distance championship.

Drivers

  1. Dennis Marschall — 161.5 points
  2. Marvin Dienst / Rinat Salikhov — 141 points
  3. Darren Leung — 136 points
  4. Eddie Cheever — 135 points
  5. Charles Dawson / Kiern Jewiss — 126.5 points
  6. Dustin Blattner — 122.5 points
  7. Peter Dempsey — 116 points
  8. James Kellett — 71 points
  9. Augusto Farfus — 65 points
  10. Gabriel Rindone — 62 points
  11. Gabriele Piana — 58 points
  12. Reece Barr — 57 points
  13. Lorenzo Patrese — 52 points
  14. Mathys Jaubert / Ben Tuck — 50 points
  15. Antares Au — 50 points
  16. Fabian Schiller — 46 points
  17. Dmitry Gvazava / Loris Cabirou — 36.5 points
  18. Leyton Fourie / David Pittard — 36 points
  19. Calan Williams / Javier Sagrera / Ahmad Al Harthy — 34 points
  20. Riccardo Pera / Loek Hartog — 33 points
  21. Giacomo Petrobelli / Jonathan Adam — 33 points
  22. Lorcan Hanafin — 32 points
  23. Christopher Froggatt — 31 points
  24. Patrick Kolb / Alex Fontana / Bashar Mardini — 31 points
  25. Dries Vanthoor — 25 points
  26. Huub van Eijndhoven / Ralf Bohn — 23 points
  27. Carrie Schreiner — 23 points
  28. Axcil Jefferies — 21 points
  29. Robert Renauer — 19 points
  30. Jonathan Hui — 19 points
  31. Michelle Gatting / Martin Rump / Sven Müller — 17 points
  32. Sebastian Øgaard — 17 points
  33. Marco Pulcini / David Fumanelli — 16.5 points
  34. Mikaël Grenier / Tom Kalender — 16 points
  35. Garnet Patterson — 16 points
  36. Daan Arrow — 15 points
  37. Romain Leroux — 14 points
  38. Jarrod Waberski — 11 points
  39. Robert de Haan — 10 points
  40. Thomas Kiefer / Rolf Ineichen / Tim Heinemann — 9 points
  41. Marcelo Tomasoni — 8 points
  42. Gerhard Tweraser — 8 points
  43. Mex Jansen — 7 points
  44. Felice Jelmini — 7 points
  45. Daniele Di Amato — 6 points
  46. Alfred Renauer / Mathieu Jaminet — 4 points
  47. Scott Noble / Aaron Walker / Lewis Williamson / Jason Hart — 4 points
  48. Pierre-Louis Chovet — 3 points
  49. Armand Fumal / Andres Latorre / Bayley Hall / Tobias Müller / Benjamin Paque / Dominik Olbert — 2 points
  50. Michael Blanchemain / Jim Pla — 1 point
  51. Sergio Sette Câmara / Aaron Muss / Tom Wood — 1 point

Sprint Cup

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Barcelona brought the 2026 GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup season to a close after five rounds and 10 races. The finale followed Brands Hatch, Misano, Magny-Cours and Zandvoort, where Ricardo Feller and Bastian Buus had moved into the Drivers’ Championship lead before travelling to Spain with a 5.5-point advantage.

Feller and Buus completed their title bid in the rain-affected opening race. Alex Aka and Dylan Pereira charged from 14th to win for Tresor Attempto Racing, but second place proved enough for the Lionspeed GP pairing to secure the Drivers’ Championship before Race 2. Their performance formed part of an unpredictable Barcelona Race 1 that also produced class victories for Aka and Pereira in Gold, Mikey Porter and Guilherme Oliveira in Silver, and Peter Dempsey and Eddie Cheever in Bronze.

Severe weather then forced organisers to cancel Qualifying 2, leaving officials to use the second drivers’ FP2 times to determine the grid for the finale. Ben Green and Thierry Vermeulen converted their unconventional pole into victory in Barcelona Race 2, giving Emil Frey Racing a second consecutive Race 2 win after Zandvoort. Team WRT secured the Overall Teams’ Championship, while the weekend also confirmed the remaining class champions.

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Sprint Cup: Overall

Team WRT ends the Sprint Cup season at the head of the Teams’ Championship with 86.5 points. The Belgian squad finishes 12.5 points clear of Lionspeed GP, which could not add the Teams’ title to Feller and Buus’ Drivers’ crown. Emil Frey Racing’s victory in the final race lifted the Ferrari squad to third with 71 points, only half a point ahead of AF Corse.

Further back, 2Seas Motorsport finishes fifth on 63 points, while Garage 59 and Winward Racing share 51.5. Tresor Attempto Racing’s outstanding Barcelona weekend moved the Audi squad into ninth with 36.5 points after Aka and Pereira collected the maximum score from Race 1 and followed it with another strong result in Race 2.

Teams

  1. Team WRT — 86.5 points
  2. Lionspeed GP — 74 points
  3. Emil Frey Racing — 71 points
  4. AF Corse — 70.5 points
  5. 2Seas Motorsport — 63 points
  6. Garage 59 — 51.5 points
  7. Winward Racing — 51.5 points
  8. Boutsen VDS — 37.5 points
  9. Tresor Attempto Racing — 36.5 points
  10. Rutronik Racing — 27 points
  11. Comtoyou Racing — 21 points
  12. Eastalent Racing — 11 points
  13. VSR — 10.5 points
  14. CSA Racing — 9.5 points
  15. Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing — 6 points
  16. Optimum Motorsport — 2.5 points
  17. KPX Motorsport — 2 points
  18. Kessel Racing — 1 point
  19. Walkenhorst Motorsport — 1 point
  20. GetSpeed — 0.5 points

Feller and Buus finish the season as Sprint Cup Drivers’ champions with 72 points. Their campaign included victories at Brands Hatch and Magny-Cours, while second place at Zandvoort moved them into the championship lead and another runner-up finish at Barcelona put the title beyond reach.

Leclerc and Neubauer secured second in the championship after completing the Barcelona finale in the same position, reaching 65.5 points. Daniel Juncadella finishes third on 59, while Green and Vermeulen’s late-season resurgence carries them to fourth with 56.5. Defending champions Kelvin van der Linde and Charles Weerts complete the top five on 55 points.

Aka and Pereira made one of the largest Barcelona gains, with their Race 1 victory moving them to 13th on 25 points. Niederhauser and Engstler finish 14th after their podium in the same contest, while several Gold, Silver and Bronze Cup crews also scored Overall points during the season.

Drivers

  1. Ricardo Feller / Bastian Buus — 72 points
  2. Arthur Leclerc / Thomas Neubauer — 65.5 points
  3. Daniel Juncadella — 59 points
  4. Ben Green / Thierry Vermeulen — 56.5 points
  5. Kelvin van der Linde / Charles Weerts — 55 points
  6. Maro Engel / Lucas Auer — 45.5 points
  7. Max Hesse / Valentino Rossi — 33.5 points
  8. Jules Gounon — 32.5 points
  9. Dorian Boccolacci — 30.5 points
  10. Chris Lulham — 26.5 points
  11. Dean Macdonald — 26.5 points
  12. Morris Schuring — 25 points
  13. Dylan Pereira / Alex Aka — 25 points
  14. Luca Engstler / Patric Niederhauser — 22 points
  15. Thomas Fleming / Louis Prette — 19.5 points
  16. Marvin Kirchhöfer — 18 points
  17. Konsta Lappalainen / Matteo Cairoli — 17.5 points
  18. Matisse Lismont / Ignacio Montenegro — 17.5 points
  19. Kobe Pauwels / Nicki Thiim — 16.5 points
  20. Jordan Pepper / Amaury Cordeel — 16 points
  21. Tommaso Mosca / Matías Zagazeta — 13 points
  22. Andrea Frassineti / Ariel Levi — 9.5 points
  23. Mattia Michelotto / Loris Spinelli — 8.5 points
  24. Christopher Haase / Simon Reicher — 8 points
  25. Peter Dempsey / Eddie Cheever — 6 points
  26. Arthur Rougier / James Kell — 4.5 points
  27. Gilles Magnus / Robin Knutsson — 3 points
  28. Jop Rappange / David Pittard — 2 points
  29. Alessio Picariello / Dennis Marschall — 1 point
  30. Simon Gachet / Romain Andriolo — 0.5 points

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Sprint Cup: Gold Cup

AF Corse finishes the Sprint Cup at the head of the Gold Cup Teams’ Championship with 107 points. CSA Racing takes second with 95.5, while Tresor Attempto Racing’s excellent Barcelona performance lifts it into third on 92. Garage 59, VSR, Boutsen VDS and KPX Motorsport complete the classification.

Mosca and Zagazeta secured the Drivers’ Championship for AF Corse with 106 points. Their consistent campaign left them 15.5 clear of Pereira and Aka, who made a major late gain by taking both the Gold Cup and overall victory in the opening Barcelona race.

Pereira and Aka finish second on 90.5, moving ahead of Louis Prette and Thomas Fleming during the final weekend. Loris Spinelli and Mattia Michelotto ended the season with the Gold Cup victory in Race 2 and climb to fifth on 71.5, just half a point behind Romain Andriolo and Simon Gachet.

Teams

  1. AF Corse — 107 points
  2. CSA Racing — 95.5 points
  3. Tresor Attempto Racing — 92 points
  4. Garage 59 — 87 points
  5. VSR — 73 points
  6. Boutsen VDS — 69.5 points
  7. KPX Motorsport — 48 points

Drivers

  1. Tommaso Mosca / Matías Zagazeta — 106 points
  2. Dylan Pereira / Alex Aka — 90.5 points
  3. Louis Prette / Thomas Fleming — 83.5 points
  4. Romain Andriolo / Simon Gachet — 72 points
  5. Loris Spinelli / Mattia Michelotto — 71.5 points
  6. Gilles Magnus / Robin Knutsson — 66.5 points
  7. Arthur Rougier / James Kell — 65.5 points
  8. David Pittard / Jop Rappange — 43 points

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Sprint Cup: Silver Cup

Team WRT completed a dominant Sprint Cup Silver Cup campaign by finishing the season with 124.5 points. Walkenhorst Motorsport takes second on 86.5, while Optimum Motorsport finishes only four points further back in third after Porter and Oliveira won the class during Barcelona Race 1.

Matisse Lismont and Ignacio Montenegro had already secured the Drivers’ Championship before the Barcelona finale. The WRT pairing ultimately reached 123 points, leaving them 35 clear of Jamie Day and Mateo Villagomez.

Porter and Oliveira complete the top three on 79.5 after their Barcelona victory, while Andrea Frassineti and Ariel Levi made one of the final weekend’s largest gains. Their Silver Cup win and third place overall in Race 2 moved them to seventh in the final standings with 56.5 points.

Teams

  1. Team WRT — 124.5 points
  2. Walkenhorst Motorsport — 86.5 points
  3. Optimum Motorsport — 82.5 points
  4. Comtoyou Racing — 75 points
  5. AF Corse — 68.5 points
  6. GetSpeed — 64.5 points
  7. Tresor Attempto Racing — 58.5 points
  8. Dinamic GT — 28.5 points
  9. Pure Rxcing — 23 points
  10. Lionspeed GP — 6 points
  11. Razoon – more than racing — 4 points

Drivers

  1. Matisse Lismont / Ignacio Montenegro — 123 points
  2. Jamie Day / Mateo Villagomez — 88 points
  3. Mikey Porter / Guilherme Oliveira — 79.5 points
  4. Arthur Dorison / Oliver Söderström — 67 points
  5. Aurélien Panis / Anthony Bartone — 62 points
  6. Jef Machiels / Gilles Stadsbader — 60.5 points
  7. Andrea Frassineti / Ariel Levi — 56.5 points
  8. Maxime Robin / Gaspard Simon — 33 points
  9. Carl Bennett / Felix Hirsiger — 27.5 points
  10. Mark Kastelic / Tanart Sathienthirakul — 18.5 points
  11. Aliaksandr Malykhin — 15.5 points
  12. Aleksei Nesov — 10.5 points
  13. Riccardo Pera — 3 points
  14. Mikkel Pedersen — 2 points
  15. Simon Birch / Magnus Gustavsen — 1 point

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Sprint Cup: Bronze Cup

Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing completed a remarkable late-season turnaround to take the Sprint Cup Bronze Cup Teams’ Championship with 104 points. Winward Racing finishes second on 83, with 2Seas Motorsport third on 69.5. Paradine Competition and Kessel Racing complete the top five in the final classification.

Peter Dempsey and Eddie Cheever mirrored their team’s success in the Drivers’ Championship. The pair arrived at Barcelona after sweeping the Zandvoort weekend and extended their winning streak to four races by taking both class victories in Spain. Their third consecutive victory came alongside an exceptional fifth place overall in the wet opening race, before another maximum score in Race 2 completed their title charge.

Dempsey and Cheever end the season on 104 points, 21 ahead of Rinat Salikhov and Marvin Dienst. Kiern Jewiss and Charles Dawson take third on 69.5, with Darren Leung and Augusto Farfus fourth on 65. Dennis Marschall completes the top five with 59.5 after scoring two runner-up finishes at Barcelona.

Teams

  1. Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing — 104 points
  2. Winward Racing — 83 points
  3. 2Seas Motorsport — 69.5 points
  4. Paradine Competition — 65 points
  5. Kessel Racing — 62.5 points
  6. GetSpeed — 48 points
  7. Dinamic GT — 40 points
  8. Tresor Attempto Racing — 19 points
  9. Comtoyou Racing — 8.5 points
  10. Saintéloc Racing — 2 points

Drivers

  1. Peter Dempsey / Eddie Cheever — 104 points
  2. Rinat Salikhov / Marvin Dienst — 83 points
  3. Kiern Jewiss / Charles Dawson — 69.5 points
  4. Darren Leung / Augusto Farfus — 65 points
  5. Dennis Marschall — 59.5 points
  6. Gabriel Rindone / Fabian Schiller — 46 points
  7. Dmitry Gvazava / Loris Cabirou — 36.5 points
  8. Dustin Blattner — 35.5 points
  9. Carrie Schreiner / Sebastian Øgaard — 17 points
  10. David Fumanelli / Marco Pulcini — 16.5 points
  11. Marcelo Tomasoni / Felice Jelmini — 7 points
  12. Jim Pla / Michael Blanchemain — 1 point

Endurance Cup

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Barcelona formed part of the Sprint Cup, so it did not change any of the 2026 GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup classifications. The standings therefore remain as they were following the Nürburgring Endurance Cup round, with four of the five long-distance events now complete and Portimão still to come.

Several titles have already been settled. Lucas Auer, Maro Engel and Luca Stolz secured the Overall Drivers’ Championship at the Nürburgring, while Team WRT wrapped up both Silver Cup titles. Kessel Racing also secured the Bronze Cup Teams’ Championship. The Overall Teams’ crown remains open, however, while the Gold Cup and Bronze Cup Drivers’ battles will also go down to Portimão.

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Endurance Cup: Overall

Winward Racing remains at the head of the Endurance Cup Teams’ Championship with 86 points. The Mercedes-AMG squad holds a 26-point advantage over Comtoyou Racing after the Aston Martin team won at the Nürburgring, while Team WRT sits third on 56.

The championship remains mathematically open heading into Portimão, where the final qualifying point and race result can still influence the outcome. Garage 59 sits a distant fourth on 34 points, with ROWE Racing one point further back and Tresor Attempto Racing sixth on 31.

Teams

  1. Winward Racing — 86 points
  2. Comtoyou Racing — 60 points
  3. Team WRT — 56 points
  4. Garage 59 — 34 points
  5. ROWE Racing — 33 points
  6. Tresor Attempto Racing — 31 points
  7. Lionspeed GP — 30 points
  8. Boutsen VDS — 29 points
  9. 2Seas Motorsport — 25 points
  10. CSA Racing — 21 points
  11. Kessel Racing — 20 points
  12. GetSpeed — 19 points
  13. AF Corse — 17 points
  14. HRT Ford Racing — 16 points
  15. Eastalent Racing — 12 points
  16. Paradine Competition — 11 points
  17. Walkenhorst Motorsport — 11 points
  18. Team RJN — 8 points
  19. Rutronik Racing — 7 points
  20. Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn — 2 points
  21. Dinamic GT — 1 point
  22. Rinaldi Racing — 1 point

The Drivers’ Championship will not be among the titles decided at Portimão. Auer, Engel and Stolz moved onto 86 points after finishing fourth at the Nürburgring and built an insurmountable 27-point advantage. Their title was confirmed with one round remaining, while Nürburgring winners Nicki Thiim, Marco Sørensen and Mattia Drudi moved into second on 59.

Kelvin van der Linde, Jordan Pepper and Charles Weerts sit third on 42 points. Benjamin Goethe, Louis Prette and Thomas Fleming follow on 32, while Ricardo Feller, Bastian Buus and Thomas Preining complete the top five with 30 after their victory at the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa.

Drivers

  1. Lucas Auer / Maro Engel / Luca Stolz — 86 points — Champions
  2. Nicki Thiim / Marco Sørensen / Mattia Drudi — 59 points
  3. Kelvin van der Linde / Jordan Pepper / Charles Weerts — 42 points
  4. Louis Prette / Thomas Fleming / Benjamin Goethe — 32 points
  5. Ricardo Feller / Bastian Buus / Thomas Preining — 30 points
  6. Augusto Farfus / Raffaele Marciello / Jake Dennis — 26 points
  7. Rocco Mazzola / Ariel Levi / Sebastian Øgaard — 25 points
  8. Jules Gounon / Chris Lulham / Daniel Juncadella — 21 points
  9. Alessio Picariello / Dorian Boccolacci / Morris Schuring — 19 points
  10. Dennis Marschall / Dustin Blattner — 17 points
  11. Tommaso Mosca / Nicklas Nielsen / Alessio Rovera — 16 points
  12. Thomas Drouet / Fabio Scherer / Arjun Maini — 16 points
  13. Fabian Schiller / Maximilian Götz / Maxime Martin — 16 points
  14. Romain Andriolo / Lorens Lecertua / Baptiste Moulin — 15 points
  15. Ben Tuck / Mathys Jaubert — 13 points
  16. Dean Macdonald / Marvin Kirchhöfer / Joseph Loake — 13 points
  17. Daniel Harper / Max Hesse / Valentino Rossi — 13 points
  18. Christopher Haase / Markus Winkelhock / Simon Reicher — 12 points
  19. Frédéric Makowiecki / Matt Campbell / Ayhancan Güven — 12 points
  20. Lilou Wadoux / Sean Gelael / Arthur Leclerc — 10 points
  21. Darren Leung / James Kellett — 9 points
  22. Leyton Fourie / David Pittard — 9 points
  23. Horatio Fitz-Simon / Maxwell Lynn / Ben Dörr — 8 points
  24. Henrique Chaves / Christian Krognes / Jamie Day — 7 points
  25. Alex Aka / Dylan Pereira / Andrea Frassineti — 6 points
  26. Patric Niederhauser / Luca Engstler — 6 points
  27. Marco Mapelli — 6 points
  28. Lorenzo Patrese — 4 points
  29. Simon Gachet / Arthur Rougier / James Kell — 4 points
  30. Robin Knutsson / Nico Menzel / Gilles Magnus — 4 points
  31. Tim Tramnitz / Ugo de Wilde / Jens Klingmann — 3 points
  32. Lorcan Hanafin / Jonathan Adam / Giacomo Petrobelli — 2 points
  33. Tanart Sathienthirakul / Francesco Simonazzi / Angus Whiteside — 1 point

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Endurance Cup: Gold Cup

The Gold Cup remains one of the closest Endurance Cup battles heading into Portimão. ROWE Racing leads on 89 points, only three ahead of Garage 59 and 11 ahead of AF Corse. All three remain firmly involved in the championship fight.

ROWE moved to the top following the Nürburgring, where Tresor Attempto Racing took the class victory. Garage 59 had led after its strong opening half of the season, while AF Corse remains close after collecting points consistently across the four completed rounds.

Further back, CSA Racing sits fourth on 64 points, while Boutsen VDS has climbed to fifth on 48 after consecutive strong results. Steller Motorsport, Optimum Motorsport, Tresor Attempto Racing and Paradine Competition complete the classification.

Teams

  1. ROWE Racing — 89 points
  2. Garage 59 — 86 points
  3. AF Corse — 78 points
  4. CSA Racing — 64 points
  5. Boutsen VDS — 48 points
  6. Steller Motorsport — 43 points
  7. Optimum Motorsport — 36 points
  8. Tresor Attempto Racing — 30 points
  9. Paradine Competition — 12 points

The Drivers’ Championship mirrors the close Teams’ battle. Ugo de Wilde, Jens Klingmann and Tim Tramnitz lead on 89 points, only three ahead of Benjamin Goethe, Louis Prette and Thomas Fleming.

Simon Birch, Frederik Schandorff and Malte Ebdrup remain within striking distance on 78 points. Arthur Rougier, Simon Gachet and James Kell sit fourth on 64, while Gilles Magnus and Robin Knutsson complete the top five with 48.

Drivers

  1. Ugo de Wilde / Jens Klingmann / Tim Tramnitz — 89 points
  2. Benjamin Goethe / Louis Prette / Thomas Fleming — 86 points
  3. Simon Birch / Frederik Schandorff / Malte Ebdrup — 78 points
  4. Arthur Rougier / Simon Gachet / James Kell — 64 points
  5. Gilles Magnus / Robin Knutsson — 48 points
  6. Antoine Doquin / Dennis Lind — 43 points
  7. Freddie Tomlinson / Adam Smalley / Harry George — 36 points
  8. Dylan Pereira / Andrea Frassineti — 30 points
  9. Alessandro Ghiretti — 30 points
  10. Alex Aka — 29 points
  11. Ruben Del Sarte — 24 points
  12. Conrad Laursen — 23 points
  13. Jim Pla — 22 points
  14. Mikkel Mac — 22 points
  15. Nico Menzel — 18 points
  16. Christian Hahn / Robert de Haan / Ashley Sutton — 12 points
  17. Lenny Ried / Mikkel Pedersen — 12 points
  18. Lorenzo Fluxá Cross — 9 points
  19. Lorenzo Ferrari — 1 point

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Endurance Cup: Silver Cup

The Silver Cup championship has already been decided. Team WRT secured the Teams’ crown at the Nürburgring after moving to 87 points, putting the squad beyond the reach of HRT Ford Racing before the Portimão finale.

HRT Ford Racing sits second on 56 after taking its first class victory of the season at the Nürburgring. Pure Rxcing follows on 49, while AF Corse and Tresor Attempto Racing complete the top five with 45 and 44 points respectively.

Teams

  1. Team WRT — 87 points — Champions
  2. HRT Ford Racing — 56 points
  3. Pure Rxcing — 49 points
  4. AF Corse — 45 points
  5. Tresor Attempto Racing — 44 points
  6. GetSpeed — 42 points
  7. Comtoyou Racing — 38 points
  8. Rinaldi Racing — 35 points
  9. Optimum Motorsport — 29 points
  10. Saintéloc Racing — 23 points
  11. Team RJN — 23 points
  12. Dinamic GT — 22 points
  13. CSA Racing — 21 points
  14. Paradine Competition — 7 points
  15. Walkenhorst Motorsport — 6 points
  16. Greystone GT — 3 points

Ignacio Montenegro, Amaury Cordeel and Matisse Lismont have also secured the Silver Cup Drivers’ Championship. Their 87-point total leaves them 31 clear of Eduardo Coseteng, meaning the championship cannot change hands at Portimão.

Coseteng moved into second with his Nürburgring victory, while Aliaksandr Malykhin and Max Hofer sit third on 49. Jef Machiels, Matías Zagazeta and Gilles Stadsbader follow on 45, only one ahead of Ariel Levi, Sebastian Øgaard and Rocco Mazzola.

Drivers

  1. Ignacio Montenegro / Amaury Cordeel / Matisse Lismont — 87 points — Champions
  2. Eduardo Coseteng — 56 points
  3. Aliaksandr Malykhin / Max Hofer — 49 points
  4. Jef Machiels / Matías Zagazeta / Gilles Stadsbader — 45 points
  5. Ariel Levi / Sebastian Øgaard / Rocco Mazzola — 44 points
  6. Aurélien Panis / Anthony Bartone / Cesar Gazeau — 40 points
  7. Oliver Söderström / Kobe Pauwels / Sébastien Baud — 38 points
  8. Aleksei Nesov — 37 points
  9. Mathieu Detry — 36 points
  10. David Perel / Rafael Duran / Dylan Medler — 35 points
  11. Maxime Oosten / Finn Wiebelhaus — 31 points
  12. Francesco Braschi — 31 points
  13. Dante Rappange / Salman Owega — 29 points
  14. Mikey Porter / Guilherme Oliveira — 29 points
  15. Alessandro Balzan — 29 points
  16. Nicolas Baert / Niklas Kalus — 25 points
  17. Ben Dörr / Maxwell Lynn / Horatio Fitz-Simon — 22 points
  18. Lorens Lecertua / Romain Andriolo / Baptiste Moulin — 21 points
  19. Ivan Klymenko / Ezequiel Pérez Companc / Etienne Cheli — 20 points
  20. Tanart Sathienthirakul / Angus Whiteside / Francesco Simonazzi — 20 points
  21. Max Reis — 18 points
  22. Karol Basz — 13 points
  23. Mikkel Pedersen — 12 points
  24. Lucas Légeret — 11 points
  25. Levente Révész / Rui Andrade / Yannick Mettler — 9 points
  26. Christian Mansell — 9 points
  27. Loris Cabirou — 8 points
  28. Josh Rowledge / Christian Hahn / Robert Thompson — 7 points
  29. Arthur Dorison — 6 points
  30. Ethan Ischer / Mateo Villagomez / Gaspard Simon — 6 points
  31. Enzo Trulli — 4 points
  32. Sai Sanjay — 3 points
  33. Zac Meakin / Tommy Pintos / Jayden Kelly — 2 points

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Round 9 at Barcelona: Endurance Cup: Bronze Cup

Kessel Racing has already secured the Endurance Cup Bronze Cup Teams’ Championship. The Ferrari squad moved to 102 points after finishing third at the Nürburgring and established a gap that cannot be overturned at Portimão.

Paradine Competition sits second on 71 points, while only one point separates Winward Racing and 2Seas Motorsport in third and fourth. Rutronik Racing completes the top five on 50.

The current official Bronze Cup classification contains 13 teams, with Century Motorsport, Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn, Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing and Lionspeed GP among those still fighting over the positions behind the championship-winning Kessel entry.

Teams

  1. Kessel Racing — 102 points — Champions
  2. Paradine Competition — 71 points
  3. Winward Racing — 58 points
  4. 2Seas Motorsport — 57 points
  5. Rutronik Racing — 50 points
  6. Century Motorsport — 34 points
  7. Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn — 33 points
  8. Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing — 31 points
  9. Lionspeed GP — 31 points
  10. Herberth Motorsport — 26 points
  11. GetSpeed — 18 points
  12. JMW Motorsport — 9 points
  13. Tresor Attempto Racing — 6 points

Unlike the Teams’ Championship, the Bronze Cup Drivers’ crown remains undecided. Dennis Marschall leads on 102 points, but Dustin Blattner remains within range on 87. Darren Leung and James Kellett sit third on 71, although their deficit rules them out of the championship fight.

The battle immediately behind them remains extremely close. Gabriele Piana, Rinat Salikhov and Marvin Dienst sit on 58 points, only one ahead of Kiern Jewiss, Reece Barr and Charles Dawson following the latter crew’s Nürburgring victory.

Drivers

  1. Dennis Marschall — 102 points
  2. Dustin Blattner — 87 points
  3. Darren Leung / James Kellett — 71 points
  4. Gabriele Piana / Rinat Salikhov / Marvin Dienst — 58 points
  5. Kiern Jewiss / Reece Barr / Charles Dawson — 57 points
  6. Lorenzo Patrese — 52 points
  7. Ben Tuck / Mathys Jaubert — 50 points
  8. Antares Au — 50 points
  9. Leyton Fourie / David Pittard — 36 points
  10. Calan Williams / Javier Sagrera / Ahmad Al Harthy — 34 points
  11. Riccardo Pera / Loek Hartog — 33 points
  12. Giacomo Petrobelli / Jonathan Adam — 33 points
  13. Lorcan Hanafin — 32 points
  14. Christopher Froggatt / Eddie Cheever — 31 points
  15. Patrick Kolb / Alex Fontana / Bashar Mardini — 31 points
  16. Dries Vanthoor — 25 points
  17. Ralf Bohn / Huub van Eijndhoven — 23 points
  18. Axcil Jefferies — 21 points
  19. Robert Renauer — 19 points
  20. Jonathan Hui — 19 points
  21. Martin Rump / Michelle Gatting / Sven Müller — 17 points
  22. Mikaël Grenier / Tom Kalender / Gabriel Rindone — 16 points
  23. Garnet Patterson — 16 points
  24. Daan Arrow — 15 points
  25. Romain Leroux — 14 points
  26. Peter Dempsey — 12 points
  27. Jarrod Waberski — 11 points
  28. Robert de Haan — 10 points
  29. Thomas Kiefer / Rolf Ineichen / Tim Heinemann — 9 points
  30. Gerhard Tweraser — 8 points
  31. Mex Jansen — 7 points
  32. Carrie Schreiner / Daniele Di Amato — 6 points
  33. Alfred Renauer / Mathieu Jaminet — 4 points
  34. Lewis Williamson / Aaron Walker / Jason Hart / Scott Noble — 4 points
  35. Pierre-Louis Chovet — 3 points
  36. Bayley Hall / Tobias Müller / Andres Latorre / Dominik Olbert / Armand Fumal / Benjamin Paque — 2 points
  37. Marcelo Tomasoni / Sergio Sette Câmara / Aaron Muss / Tom Wood — 1 point

Conclusion

Barcelona brought the 2026 Sprint Cup season to a close while creating one final shift in the combined GTWC Europe standings before Portimão. Team WRT now leads the Overall Teams’ Championship by five points over Winward Racing, while Auer and Engel remain comfortably ahead of Feller and Buus in the Drivers’ standings.

Feller and Buus leave Barcelona as Sprint Cup champions, while Team WRT secured the Teams’ title. AF Corse, Team WRT and Ziggo Sport Tempesta Racing also ended the weekend with Gold, Silver and Bronze Cup honours respectively, completing the Sprint Cup championship picture.

Attention now turns entirely to the Endurance Cup, which concludes at Portimão from 15–18 October. With several combined and Endurance Cup titles still undecided, the final long-distance race of 2026 will determine the remaining champions and complete the GTWC Europe season.

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