The 2025 Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux season came to its dramatic conclusion at Circuit Zandvoort. Nestled between the North Sea dunes, Zandvoort is one of the most iconic and demanding circuits in Europe. Famous for its sweeping corners, fast undulations, and the tricky banked turns of Hugenholtz and Arie Luyendyk, the track punishes mistakes but rewards bravery. With constantly changing coastal weather, Zandvoort is a circuit where adaptability is just as important as raw speed — the perfect stage for a championship showdown.

Round five of the GT Cup Europe took us to the iconic Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. As the penultimate round of the 2025 season, everything is still up for grabs. With its flowing layout, long straights, and high-speed corners, this track is a true test for both drivers and machines. At 4.675 km, it’s particularly demanding in the final sector, where tire degradation plays a big role. In short: the perfect stage for a thrilling race weekend.

Round five of the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux 2025 brought us to Circuit Zolder, a legendary 4 km track in Belgium. Known for its technical chicanes, heavy braking zones, and narrow layout, Zolder has been home to everything from Formula 1 in the late ’70s and early ’80s to countless touring car and endurance battles. It’s a circuit that punishes mistakes but rewards precision and bravery — and one we as a team know well from earlier races this season, including the Supercar Challenge and the 24 Hours. This time, however, it was all about Frank in the PCCB, with crucial points at stake for the Rookie Championship.

The second half of the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux season had begun, and this past weekend the championship visited the legendary TT Circuit Assen for The Racing Day.

The second half of the GT Cup Europe season has officially begun! After a weekend at Hockenheim that didn’t quite go our way, we were determined to turn things around at Circuit Paul Ricard in France.

Warm, warmer, scorching – that’s the only way to describe this past weekend at the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux. For the third round of the championship, we travelled to a sizzling Hungary to take on the iconic Hungaroring.

This weekend, all eyes were on the Hockenheimring as we took on another thrilling round of the GT Cup Europe. With our full line-up back on track, featuring Stienes Longin and Nicolas Saelens, Gonçalo Fernandes and Lars Zaenen, and Nicolas Vandierendonck and Nathan Brauns, it was time to go racing once again.

This weekend marked round two of the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux. After a month without racing, everyone was eager to get back into action.

Round two of the GT Cup Europe brought us back to the legendary Spa-Francorchamps – a circuit that demands everything from both car and driver. After racing here just two weeks ago, the team was well-prepared to return for another high-pressure weekend on one of the most iconic tracks in the world.

This weekend marked the start of the 2025 Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux season – and what better place to kick things off than the legendary Spa-Francorchamps circuit? As a support series for the FIA World Endurance Championship, the stage was set for a spectacular debut.

For round two we are in Zandvoort. In Qualifying 1 and 2, the drivers from Q1-trackracing were immediately on point. Niels took pole position in Qualifying 1 with Dirk in P2. In Qualifying 2, Dirk secured pole while Niels set the fourth fastest time. Valters was impeded in his two fast laps and therefore couldn’t set a good time. As a result, his first race was a tough challenge, finishing in P13.

In the style of F1 ... Dirk Schouten you are a Porsche Carrera Cup race winner!!!