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2026 GTWC Europe | Standings after Round 3 at Monza

Karishma Persad015 mins
2026 GTWC Europe standings after Monza as Winward leads overall and Endurance Cup battles shift across all classes after chaos.
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The 2026 GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC) powered by AWS season continued at Monza with the second Endurance Cup round of the campaign, adding another dramatic twist to the overall championship picture. After Brands Hatch opened the Sprint Cup season, the championship returned to long-distance racing at the Temple of Speed, where a chaotic three-hour contest reshaped several title battles.

Monza delivered one of the most unpredictable races of the season so far. HRT Ford Performance had claimed a landmark overall pole position, but its hopes of converting that breakthrough into a race result ended in first-lap chaos. Several front-running cars were caught in the Turn 1 incident, while others lost ground through damage, mechanical problems or late-race contact.

Tresor Attempto Racing emerged from the disruption with a surprise overall victory, as Ariel Levi, Sebastian Øgaard and Rocco Mazzola took both the race win and Silver Cup honours in the No. 66 Audi. Winward Racing finished second and strengthened its position in the overall standings, while CSA Racing completed the podium after a remarkable recovery drive from 41st on the grid.

With Monza counting towards both the overall championship and the Endurance Cup, the standings now show a clearer split between the Sprint and Endurance title fights. Winward Racing leaves Monza still leading the overall Teams’ standings, while Lucas Auer and Maro Engel remain at the top of the overall Drivers’ championship. In the class battles, AF Corse now leads the overall Gold Cup standings, Team WRT remains ahead in Silver Cup, and Kessel Racing has moved to the front of the Bronze Cup.

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Round 3 at Monza: Overall

Note: This is a combination of the results from both the Endurance Cup and the Sprint Cup.

The overall 2026 GTWC Europe standings have shifted again after the Endurance Cup round at Monza. With points now counted from the Endurance Cup rounds at Circuit Paul Ricard and Monza, as well as the Sprint Cup opener at Brands Hatch, Winward Racing remains at the head of the Teams’ standings.

Winward Racing leads with 58.5 points after strengthening its overall position at Monza. Comtoyou Racing remains second on 36.5, while Team WRT holds third with 32 points. Garage 59 sits fourth on 29.5, with Boutsen VDS close behind on 28.

In the Drivers’ standings, Lucas Auer and Maro Engel continue to lead the championship on 57 points. Luca Stolz sits second on 43, while Nicki Thiim is third on 34. Marco Sorensen and Mattia Drudi remain close behind on 33, keeping Comtoyou Racing firmly in the overall title fight.

Teams

  1. Winward Racing – 58.5
  2. Comtoyou Racing – 36.5
  3. Team WRT – 32
  4. Garage 59 – 29.5
  5. Boutsen VDS – 28
  6. Tresor Attempto Racing – 25
  7. CSA Racing – 24
  8. ROWE Racing – 22
  9. Lionspeed GP – 18.5
  10. 2Seas Motorsport – 18
  11. AF Corse – 16.5
  12. Emil Frey Racing – 12
  13. GetSpeed – 9
  14. Team RJN – 8
  15. Rutronik Racing – 7
  16. Kessel Racing – 4
  17. Optimum Motorsport – 2
  18. Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn – 2
  19. HRT Ford Racing – 1
  20. Dinamic GT – 1
  21. Walkenhorst Motorsport – 0.5

Drivers

  1. Lucas Auer / Maro Engel – 57
  2. Luca Stolz – 43
  3. Nicki Thiim – 34
  4. Marco Sorensen / Mattia Drudi – 33
  5. Kelvin Van Der Linde / Charles Weerts – 29
  6. Jordan Pepper – 25.5
  7. Ariel Levi / Rocco Mazzola / Sebastian Øgaard – 25
  8. Morris Schuring / Dorian Boccolacci – 24
  9. Thomas Fleming / Louis Prette – 21
  10. Benjamin Goethe – 19
  11. Jake Dennis / Augusto Farfus / Raffaele Marciello – 19
  12. Ricardo Feller / Bastian Buus – 18.5
  13. Marvin Kirchhöfer / Dean Macdonald – 18
  14. Thomas Neubauer / Arthur Leclerc – 16.5
  15. Romain Andriolo – 15.5
  16. Lorens Lecertua / Baptiste Moulin – 15
  17. Daniel Juncadella / Chris Lulham – 14
  18. Alessio Picariello – 12
  19. Joseph Loake – 12
  20. Amaury Cordeel – 10.5
  21. Maxwell Lynn / Ben Dörr / Horatio Fitz-Simon – 8
  22. Max Hesse / Valentino Rossi – 7.5
  23. Matteo Cairoli / Konsta Lappalainen – 7
  24. Patric Niederhauser / Maxime Martin / Fabian Schiller / Marco Mapelli / Maximilian Götz / Luca Engstler – 6
  25. Simon Gachet – 4.5
  26. Lorenzo Patrese / Dustin Blattner / Dennis Marschall / Arthur Rougier / James Kell – 4
  27. Matias Zagazeta / Tommaso Mosca – 3
  28. Matisse Lismont / Ignacio Montenegro – 2
  29. Lorcan Hanafin / Jules Gounon / Jonathan Adam / Giacomo Petrobelli – 2
  30. Fabio Scherer / Thomas Drouet / Arjun Maini – 1
  31. Kobe Pauwels – 1
  32. Jens Klingmann / Tim Tramnitz / Ugo De Wilde / Angus Whiteside / Tanart Sathienthirakul / Francesco Simonazzi – 1
  33. Thierry Vermeulen / Ben Green – 0.5

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Round 3 at Monza: Overall: Gold Cup

The overall Gold Cup standings have tightened after the Endurance Cup round at Monza, with AF Corse moving to the front of the Teams’ championship. The Italian squad now leads with 68.5 points, holding a small advantage over Garage 59, which sits second on 64. CSA Racing remains firmly in contention in third with 60 points.

In the Drivers’ standings, Thomas Fleming and Louis Prette lead the Gold Cup order on 64 points. Simon Gachet follows in second with 58, while Benjamin Goethe sits third on 52. Arthur Rougier and James Kell are also close behind on 49.5, keeping the Gold Cup battle one of the closest in the overall championship.

Teams

  1. AF Corse – 68.5
  2. Garage 59 – 64
  3. CSA Racing – 60
  4. ROWE Racing – 34
  5. Steller Motorsport – 21
  6. VSR – 17
  7. KPX Motorsport – 13.5
  8. Paradine Competition – 12
  9. Optimum Motorsport – 6
  10. Tresor Attempto Racing – 2
  11. Boutsen VDS – 1

Drivers

  1. Thomas Fleming / Louis Prette – 64
  2. Simon Gachet – 58
  3. Benjamin Goethe – 52
  4. Arthur Rougier / James Kell – 49.5
  5. Malte Ebdrup / Frederik Schandorff / Simon Birch – 40
  6. Ugo De Wilde / Jens Klingmann / Tim Tramnitz – 34
  7. Matias Zagazeta / Tommaso Mosca – 28.5
  8. Romain Andriolo – 24
  9. Dennis Lind / Antoine Doquin – 21
  10. Mattia Michelotto / Loris Spinelli – 15.5
  11. David Pittard / Jop Rappange – 12
  12. Christian Hahn / Robert De Haan / Ashley Sutton – 12
  13. Lorenzo Fluxa Cross – 9
  14. Harry George / Freddie Tomlinson / Adam Smalley – 6
  15. Dylan Pereira – 2
  16. Alex Aka / Lorenzo Ferrari / Robin Knutsson / Gilles Magnus / Andrea Frassineti – 1

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Round 3 at Monza: Overall: Silver Cup

Team WRT continues to lead the overall Silver Cup standings after the Endurance Cup round at Monza. The Belgian squad sits on 62.5 points, giving it a 17.5-point advantage over both Tresor Attempto Racing and Pure Rxcing, which are tied on 45 points.

Tresor Attempto Racing’s Monza victory has significantly strengthened its Silver Cup position, moving it into the heart of the championship fight. Comtoyou Racing follows in fourth on 29.5, narrowly ahead of Optimum Motorsport, which sits fifth with 28.5.

In the Drivers’ standings, Ignacio Montenegro and Matisse Lismont remain the overall Silver Cup leaders with 62.5 points. Aleksei Nesov and Aliaksandr Malykhin are second on 43.5, while Ariel Levi has moved into third on 43 after his overall and Silver Cup win at Monza. Rocco Mazzola and Sebastian Øgaard are also close behind on 40, keeping Tresor Attempto Racing strongly represented near the front.

Teams

  1. Team WRT – 62.5
  2. Tresor Attempto Racing – 45
  3. Pure Rxcing – 45
  4. Comtoyou Racing – 29.5
  5. Optimum Motorsport – 28.5
  6. Walkenhorst Motorsport – 22
  7. GetSpeed – 21.5
  8. Team RJN – 19
  9. CSA Racing – 18
  10. AF Corse – 17.5
  11. Dinamic GT – 13.5
  12. HRT Ford Racing – 13
  13. Sainteloc Racing – 9
  14. Rinaldi Racing – 6
  15. Razoon – more than racing – 4
  16. Paradine Competition – 1

Drivers

  1. Ignacio Montenegro / Matisse Lismont – 62.5
  2. Aleksei Nesov / Aliaksandr Malykhin – 43.5
  3. Ariel Levi – 43
  4. Rocco Mazzola / Sebastian Øgaard – 40
  5. Max Hofer – 33
  6. Amaury Cordeel – 32
  7. Guilherme Oliveira / Mikey Porter – 28.5
  8. Oliver Soderstrom – 26
  9. Kobe Pauwels / Sébastien Baud – 22
  10. Mateo Villagomez – 22
  11. Aurélien Panis / Anthony Bartone – 20
  12. Horatio Fitz-Simon / Maxwell Lynn / Ben Dörr – 19
  13. Lorens Lecertua / Romain Andriolo / Baptiste Moulin – 18
  14. Jamie Day – 17
  15. Gilles Stadsbader / Jeff Machiels – 16.5
  16. Gaspard Simon – 14
  17. Finn Wiebelhaus / Maxime Oosten / Eduardo Coseteng – 13
  18. Tanart Sathienthirakul / Angus Whiteside / Francesco Simonazzi – 12
  19. Cesar Gazeau – 12
  20. Maxime Robin – 9
  21. Etienne Cheli / Ivan Klymenko / Ezequiel Perez Companc – 9
  22. Rafael Duran / Dylan Medler / Matias Zagazeta / David Perel – 6
  23. Carl Bennett / Felix Hirsiger – 5
  24. Ethan Ischer – 5
  25. Arthur Dorison – 4
  26. Andrea Frassineti – 3
  27. Simon Birch / Magnus Gustavsen – 1
  28. Josh Rowledge / Christian Hahn – 1

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Round 3 at Monza: Overall: Bronze Cup

The overall Bronze Cup standings have changed significantly after the Endurance Cup round at Monza, with Kessel Racing moving to the top of the Teams’ championship. The team now leads with 37 points, four clear of Rutronik Racing, which sits second on 33.

Paradine Competition remains close in third with 29 points, while Winward Racing is fourth on 25. Century Motorsport also stays within reach in fifth with 24 points, leaving the Bronze Cup fight closely packed after three rounds.

In the Drivers’ standings, Lorenzo Patrese, Dustin Blattner and Dennis Marschall lead on 37 points. Loek Hartog, Riccardo Pera and Antares Au sit second with 33, while James Kellett and Darren Leung hold third on 29. Gabriele Piana, Marvin Dienst and Rinat Salikhov follow in fourth with 25.

Teams

  1. Kessel Racing – 37
  2. Rutronik Racing – 33
  3. Paradine Competition – 29
  4. Winward Racing – 25
  5. Century Motorsport – 24
  6. Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn – 19
  7. 2Seas Motorsport – 15
  8. Ziggo Tempesta Racing – 12
  9. Herberth Motorsport – 11
  10. Lionspeed GP – 8
  11. JMW Motorsport – 6
  12. GetSpeed – 5
  13. Tresor Attempto Racing / Razoon – more than racing – 2

Drivers

  1. Lorenzo Patrese / Dustin Blattner / Dennis Marschall – 37
  2. Loek Hartog / Riccardo Pera / Antares Au – 33
  3. James Kellett / Darren Leung – 29
  4. Gabriele Piana / Marvin Dienst / Rinat Salikhov – 25
  5. Javier Sagrera / Calan Williams / Ahmad Al Harthy – 24
  6. Giacomo Petrobelli / Jonathan Adam – 19
  7. Dries Vanthoor – 19
  8. Lorcan Hanafin – 18
  9. Reece Barr / Charles Dawson / Kiern Jewiss – 15
  10. Christopher Froggatt / Jonathan Hui / Eddie Cheever – 12
  11. Huub van Eijndhoven / Robert Renauer / Ralf Bohn – 11
  12. Robert De Haan – 10
  13. Patrick Kolb / Alex Fontana / Bashar Mardini – 8
  14. Thomas Kiefer / Rolf Ineichen / Tim Heinemann – 6
  15. Mikael Grenier / Gabriel Rindone / Tom Kalender – 5
  16. Gerhard Tweraser – 4
  17. Daniele Di Amato / Benjamin Paque / Dominik Olbert / Carrie Schreiner – 2
  18. Tom Wood – 1

Sprint Cup

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Monza as Winward leads overall and Endurance Cup battles shift across all classes after chaos.
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Monza served as Round 3 of the overall 2026 GTWC Europe powered by AWS season, but it was not a Sprint Cup event. As such, the Sprint Cup standings do not reflect points scored at Monza.

The Sprint Cup standings remain unchanged from Brands Hatch, which served as Round 1 of the 2026 GTWC Europe Sprint Cup. Brands Hatch remains the only Sprint Cup round completed so far, meaning Comtoyou Racing continues to lead the Sprint Cup Teams’ standings, while Marco Sørensen, Mattia Drudi and Nicki Thiim remain at the top of the Drivers’ standings.

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Brands Hatch: Sprint Cup: Overall

Teams

  1. Comtoyou Racing – 33
  2. Winward Racing – 25
  3. Garage 59 – 19
  4. Team WRT – 15
  5. ROWE Racing – 12
  6. GetSpeed – 9
  7. CSA Racing – 6
  8. 2Seas Motorsport – 4
  9. Boutsen VDS – 2
  10. Rutronik Racing – 1

Drivers

  1. Marco Sørensen/ Mattia Drudi/ Nicki Thiim – 33
  2. Lucas Auer/ Luca Stolz/ Maro Engel – 25
  3. Benjamin Goethe/ Thomas Fleming/ Louis Prette – 19
  4. Kelvin van der Linde/ Jordan Pepper/ Charles Weerts – 15
  5. Marvin Kirchöfer/ Dean Macdonald/ Joseph Loake – 12
  6. Jake Dennis/ Augusto Farfus/ Raffaele Marciello – 9
  7. Maxime Martin/ Fabian Schiller/ Maximillian Götz – 6
  8. Arthur Rougier/ James Kell/ Simon Gachet – 4
  9. Chris Lulham/ Daniel Juncadella/ Jules Gounon – 2
  10. Jens Klingmann/ Tim Tramnitz/ Ugo De Wilde – 1

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Brands Hatch: Sprint Cup: Gold Cup

Teams

  1. AF Corse – 28.5
  2. CSA Racing – 26
  3. VSR – 17
  4. KPX Motorsport – 13.5
  5. Garage 59 – 12
  6. Boutsen VDS / Tresor Attempto Racing – 1

Drivers

  1. Matias Zagazeta/ Tommaso Mosca – 28.5
  2. Simon Gachet/ Romain Andriolo – 24
  3. Mattia Michelotto/ Arthur Rougier/ James Kell/ Loris Spinelli – 15.5
  4. Thomas Fleming/ Louis Prette – 12
  5. Jop Rappange/ David Pittard – 11.5
  6. Robin Knutsson/ Alex Aka/ Gilles Magnus/ Dylan Pereira – 1

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Brands Hatch: Sprint Cup: Silver Cup

Teams

  1. Team WRT – 30.5
  2. Optimum Motorsport – 28.5
  3. Walkenhorst Motorsport – 17
  4. Pure Rxcing – 12
  5. AF Corse – 11.5
  6. GetSpeed – 9.5
  7. Comtoyou Racing – 7
  8. Tresor Attempto Racing – 4.5
  9. Razoon – more than racing – 4
  10. Dinamic GT – 1.5

Drivers

  1. Matisse Lismont/ Ignacio Montenegro – 30.5
  2. Mikey Porter/ Guilherme Oliveira – 28.5
  3. Jamie Day/ Mateo Villagomez – 17
  4. Jeff Machiels/ Gilles Stadsbader – 10.5
  5. Aleksei Nesov/ Aliaksandr Malykhin – 10
  6. Maxime Robin/ Gaspard Simon – 9
  7. Aurélien Panis/ Anthony Bartone – 8
  8. Carl Bennett/ Felix Hirsiger – 4.5
  9. Arthur Dorison/ Oliver Soderstrom – 4
  10. Andrea Frassineti/ Ariel Levi – 3
  11. Simon Birch – 1

Endurance Cup

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Monza as Winward leads overall and Endurance Cup battles shift across all classes after chaos.
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Monza served as the second Endurance Cup round of the 2026 GTWC Europe powered by AWS season, following the opening long-distance race at Circuit Paul Ricard. While Brands Hatch counted towards the overall championship and the Sprint Cup, it did not contribute to the Endurance Cup standings.

As such, the Endurance Cup standings now reflect the results from Paul Ricard and Monza only. With Monza producing a chaotic race and a surprise overall victory for Tresor Attempto Racing, the Endurance Cup order has changed significantly since the opening round.

Winward Racing now leads the Endurance Cup Teams’ standings with 43 points after adding a strong Monza result to its Paul Ricard score. Comtoyou Racing sits second on 33, while Tresor Attempto Racing has climbed to third with 25 points after its overall victory at Monza.

In the Drivers’ standings, Maro Engel, Lucas Auer and Luca Stolz lead on 43 points. Nicki Thiim, Marco Sorensen and Mattia Drudi sit second with 33, while Monza winners Ariel Levi, Rocco Mazzola and Sebastian Øgaard have moved into third on 25.

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Brands Hatch: Endurance Cup: Overall

Teams

  1. Winward Racing – 43
  2. Comtoyou Racing – 33
  3. Tresor Attempto Racing – 25
  4. ROWE Racing – 22
  5. CSA Racing – 21
  6. Garage 59 – 19
  7. Team WRT – 15
  8. Boutsen VDS – 14
  9. GetSpeed – 9
  10. Team RJN – 8
  11. Rutronik Racing – 7
  12. Kessel Racing / 2Seas Motorsport – 4
  13. Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn – 2
  14. HRT Ford Racing / Dinamic GT – 1

Drivers

  1. Maro Engel / Lucas Auer / Luca Stolz – 43
  2. Nicki Thiim / Marco Sorensen / Mattia Drudi – 33
  3. Ariel Levi / Rocco Mazzola / Sebastian Øgaard – 25
  4. Louis Prette / Thomas Fleming / Benjamin Goethe – 19
  5. Augusto Farfus / Raffaele Marciello / Jake Dennis – 19
  6. Lorens Lecertua / Romain Andriolo / Baptiste Moulin – 15
  7. Jordan Pepper / Kelvin Van Der Linde / Charles Weerts – 15
  8. Dorian Boccolacci / Alessio Picariello / Morris Schuring – 12
  9. Dean Macdonald / Marvin Kirchhöfer / Joseph Loake – 12
  10. Horatio Fitz-Simon / Maxwell Lynn / Ben Dörr – 8
  11. Maxime Martin / Maximilian Götz / Fabian Schiller / Patric Niederhauser / Marco Mapelli / Luca Engstler – 6
  12. Dennis Marschall / Lorenzo Patrese / Arthur Rougier / Simon Gachet / James Kell / Dustin Blattner – 4
  13. Jules Gounon / Chris Lulham / Lorcan Hanafin / Jonathan Adam / Giacomo Petrobelli / Daniel Juncadella – 2
  14. Thomas Drouet / Fabio Scherer / Arjun Maini – 1
  15. Tanart Sathienthirakul / Tim Tramnitz / Ugo De Wilde / Francesco Simonazzi / Angus Whiteside / Jens Klingmann – 1

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Brands Hatch: Endurance Cup: Gold Cup

The Endurance Cup Gold Cup standings remain close after Monza, with Garage 59 still leading the Teams’ championship. The team has 52 points, giving it a 12-point advantage over AF Corse, which sits second on 40.

CSA Racing and ROWE Racing are tied for third with 34 points, keeping both teams within range as the Endurance Cup season continues. Steller Motorsport follows in fifth on 21 points after a strong Monza weekend.

In the Drivers’ standings, Louis Prette, Benjamin Goethe and Thomas Fleming lead with 52 points. Simon Birch, Frederik Schandorff and Malte Ebdrup sit second on 40, while Arthur Rougier, Simon Gachet and James Kell are tied on 34 points with Ugo De Wilde, Jens Klingmann and Tim Tramnitz.

Teams

  1. Garage 59 – 52
  2. AF Corse – 40
  3. CSA Racing / ROWE Racing – 34
  4. Steller Motorsport – 21
  5. Paradine Competition – 12
  6. Optimum Motorsport – 6
  7. Tresor Attempto Racing – 1

Drivers

  1. Louis Prette / Benjamin Goethe / Thomas Fleming – 52
  2. Simon Birch / Frederik Schandorff / Malte Ebdrup – 40
  3. Arthur Rougier / Simon Gachet / James Kell – 34
  4. Ugo De Wilde / Jens Klingmann / Tim Tramnitz – 34
  5. Antoine Doquin / Dennis Lind – 21
  6. Christian Hahn / Robert De Haan / Ashley Sutton – 12
  7. Lorenzo Fluxa Cross – 9
  8. Adam Smalley / Freddie Tomlinson / Harry George – 6
  9. Lorenzo Ferrari / Dylan Pereira / Andrea Frassineti – 1

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Brands Hatch: Endurance Cup: Silver Cup

The Endurance Cup Silver Cup picture changed sharply after Monza, with Tresor Attempto Racing moving to the top of the Teams’ standings. Its overall victory at Monza also delivered a major Silver Cup points haul, putting the team on 40 points.

Pure Rxcing sits second with 33 points, while Team WRT is close behind in third on 32. Comtoyou Racing follows in fourth with 22, ahead of Team RJN on 19.

In the Drivers’ standings, Sebastian Øgaard, Ariel Levi and Rocco Mazzola lead with 40 points after their Monza victory. Aleksei Nesov, Aliaksandr Malykhin and Max Hofer sit second on 33, while Amaury Cordeel, Ignacio Montenegro and Matisse Lismont are third with 32.

Teams

  1. Tresor Attempto Racing – 40
  2. Pure Rxcing – 33
  3. Team WRT – 32
  4. Comtoyou Racing – 22
  5. Team RJN – 19
  6. CSA Racing – 18
  7. HRT Ford Racing / Dinamic GT– 13
  8. GetSpeed – 12
  9. Sainteloc Racing – 9
  10. Rinaldi Racing / AF Corse – 6
  11. Walkenhorst Motorsport – 5
  12. Paradine Competition – 1

Drivers

  1. Sebastian Øgaard / Ariel Levi / Rocco Mazzola – 40
  2. Aleksei Nesov / Aliaksandr Malykhin / Max Hofer – 33
  3. Amaury Cordeel / Ignacio Montenegro / Matisse Lismont – 32
  4. Kobe Pauwels / Oliver Soderstrom / Sébastien Baud – 22
  5. Maxwell Lynn / Ben Dörr / Horatio Fitz-Simon – 19
  6. Lorens Lecertua / Romain Andriolo / Baptiste Moulin – 18
  7. Finn Wiebelhaus / Maxime Oosten / Eduardo Coseteng – 13
  8. Tanart Sathienthirakul / Angus Whiteside / Francesco Simonazzi – 12
  9. Anthony Bartone / Aurélien Panis / Cesar Gazeau – 12
  10. Ezequiel Perez Companc / Ivan Klymenko / Etienne Cheli – 9
  11. Jeff Machiels / Rafael Duran / Matias Zagazeta / David Perel / Dylan Medler / Gilles Stadsbader – 6
  12. Ethan Ischer / Mateo Villagomez / Gaspard Simon – 5
  13. Josh Rowledge / Christian Hahn – 1

2026 GTWC Europe Standings after Brands Hatch: Endurance Cup: Bronze Cup

The Endurance Cup Bronze Cup standings mirror the overall Bronze Cup picture after Monza, with Kessel Racing now leading the Teams’ championship. The team has 37 points, four clear of Rutronik Racing, which sits second on 33.

Paradine Competition remains third with 29 points, while Winward Racing follows in fourth on 25. Century Motorsport is also close behind with 24, keeping the Bronze Cup battle tightly grouped after two Endurance Cup rounds.

In the Drivers’ standings, Dustin Blattner, Lorenzo Patrese and Dennis Marschall lead with 37 points. Antares Au, Riccardo Pera and Loek Hartog sit second on 33, while Darren Leung and James Kellett hold third with 29.

Teams

  1. Kessel Racing – 37
  2. Rutronik Racing – 33
  3. Paradine Competition – 29
  4. Winward Racing – 25
  5. Century Motorsport – 24
  6. Ecurie Ecosse Blackthorn – 19
  7. 2Seas Motorsport – 15
  8. Ziggo Tempesta Racing – 12
  9. Herberth Motorsport – 11
  10. Lionspeed GP – 8
  11. JMW Motorsport – 6
  12. GetSpeed – 5
  13. Tresor Attempto Racing / Razoon – more than racing – 2

Drivers

  1. Dustin Blattner / Lorenzo Patrese / Dennis Marschall – 37
  2. Antares Au / Riccardo Pera / Loek Hartog – 33
  3. Darren Leung / James Kellett – 29
  4. Gabriele Piana / Rinat Salikhov / Marvin Dienst – 25
  5. Calan Williams / Javier Sagrera / Ahmad Al Harthy – 24
  6. Giacomo Petrobelli / Jonathan Adam – 19
  7. Dries Vanthoor – 19
  8. Lorcan Hanafin – 18
  9. Reece Barr / Kiern Jewiss / Charles Dawson – 15
  10. Christopher Froggatt / Jonathan Hui / Eddie Cheever – 12
  11. Robert Renauer / Ralf Bohn / Huub van Eijndhoven – 11
  12. Robert De Haan – 10
  13. Alex Fontana / Patrick Kolb / Bashar Mardini – 8
  14. Thomas Kiefer / Rolf Ineichen / Tim Heinemann – 6
  15. Tom Kalender / Mikael Grenier / Gabriel Rindone – 5
  16. Gerhard Tweraser – 4
  17. Benjamin Paque / Dominik Olbert / Carrie Schreiner / Daniele Di Amato – 2
  18. Tom Wood – 1

Monza reshapes the Endurance Cup picture

2026 GTWC Europe standings after Monza as Winward leads overall and Endurance Cup battles shift across all classes after chaos.
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After a chaotic second Endurance Cup round at Monza, the 2026 GTWC Europe championship picture has become far more complex. The Temple of Speed delivered a race defined by first-lap chaos, disrupted strategies and major missed opportunities for several front-running teams, but it also rewarded those able to survive the damage and execute cleanly across the three hours.

Winward Racing leaves Monza still leading the overall Teams’ standings after strengthening its position with another major points finish. Lucas Auer and Maro Engel also remain on top of the overall Drivers’ standings, with Luca Stolz close behind after another strong Endurance Cup result for the Mercedes-AMG contingent.

The class battles have also shifted sharply. AF Corse now leads the overall Gold Cup standings, while Team WRT continues to hold the overall Silver Cup advantage despite Tresor Attempto Racing’s breakthrough Monza victory. In Bronze Cup, Kessel Racing has moved to the top after a strong Endurance Cup showing, putting pressure on Rutronik Racing and Paradine Competition.

In the Endurance Cup specifically, Winward Racing has taken control of the overall Teams’ standings, while Maro Engel, Lucas Auer and Luca Stolz lead the Drivers’ championship. Garage 59 remains ahead in Gold Cup, Tresor Attempto Racing has surged to the top of Silver Cup, and Kessel Racing now leads Bronze Cup.

With the Sprint Cup standings unchanged after Monza, the separation between the overall, Sprint and Endurance battles is now clearer. Monza added momentum for some, costly setbacks for others, and another layer of unpredictability to a season that is already proving difficult to control. As the championship moves on from the Temple of Speed, the title fights remain open across every category.

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