The ideal championship for busy entrepreneurs: more races, more track time, and a strong organisation
The Porsche Sprint Challenge Benelux continues its impressive growth and evolution. In 2025, the championship will deliver even more action-packed competition with five one-day events, featuring a total of twelve races. The efficiency of this format – offering a full race weekend condensed into a single day – makes it the perfect championship for ambitious entrepreneurs and drivers looking to compete at a high level without committing multiple days per event.
A major highlight for the upcoming season is the introduction of a three-race format at the Zandvoort events, intensifying the competition and ensuring even more battles on track.
More track time than ever: expansion with test days
In 2025, the Porsche Sprint Challenge Benelux will offer more track time than ever, thanks to additional testing opportunities. To help participants prepare optimally, the championship will feature:
Official test day ahead of Zandvoort 1
Curbstone test day ahead of Spa – a new strategic partnership
GP Elite test day prior to Zandvoort 2
These additions reinforce the Porsche Sprint Challenge Benelux’s role as the ideal platform bridging track-day enthusiasts and competitive racers. Participants will benefit from 150 minutes of driving time per event – efficiently structured compared to the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux, where 180 minutes are spread over three days.
Impeccable support by Prospeed, strong partnership with Curbstone
The Porsche Sprint Challenge Benelux is backed by Prospeed, the powerhouse behind the championship, ensuring seamless organisation and professional support, well-known from its role in the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux.
Furthermore, a partnership has been established with Curbstone, providing PSCB participants with a premium testing and track-day platform. This includes a dedicated test event the day before the Spa round of the sprint championship. Together, we continue to develop the Porsche Motorsport community at Spa, with Prospeed present at Curbstone events, offering technical support to all competitors.
GT4 and 911 classes rejuvenated
An exciting development for 2025 is the revival of the GT4 and 911 classes. Several drivers have already expressed interest in competing, with a strong presence expected at the Zandvoort opener. This expansion introduces even greater diversity within the championship, creating new opportunities for drivers aiming to take their first steps into Porsche racing.
With these innovations, the Porsche Sprint Challenge Benelux 2025 continues to raise the bar, delivering a dynamic and efficient racing format that caters to passionate competitors who want to make the most of their time on and off the track.
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