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The 2025 GT Cup Series season officially concluded with a prize-giving ceremony held at the Autoklub České republiky in Prague. Drivers, team representatives and guests gathered to celebrate another season in sprint and endurance racing across multiple GT categories.
In the GTX Sprint class, the winner’s trophy went to Dennis Waszek, followed by Max Grip in second place and Jack Russel in third. The GTC1 Sprint title trophy was secured by Bob Bau ahead of Robert Lucák jr. in second and Kálmán Bódis in third. In the GTC Sprint classification Bob Bau collected another first-place trophy, joined by Josef Záruba in second and Robert Lucák jr. in third.
The GT4 Sprint category saw Adam Lacko crowned as the winner and his trophy was picked up by team representative Yasmeen Koloc. Martin Hudec finished second and Petr Koukola took third. Among the GT3 Sprint competitors, championship trophy went to Rudolf Beňo ahead of Antal Zsigo in second and Petr Fulín in third place.
The evening of course celebrated the Endurance part of the GT Cup Series. Reinhard Kofler was best in GTX Endurance, followed by Adam Konopka and Max Grip.
In GTC1 Endurance, the first-place trophy was awarded to Robert Lucák jr., with Dan Skalický second and Bob Bau third.
The GTC Endurance trophy went again to Robert Lucák jr., while team mates Jakub Knoll and Josef Záruba shared second place and Dan Skalický took third.
The GT4 Endurance trophy went to the duo Miha Primozic and Matthias Lodi, with Václav Janík claiming second place and Miroslav Mikeš completing the top three.
In GT3 Endurance, Gregor Zsigo enjoyed the winning trophy, while Rudolf Beňo and Richard Gonda took second, and Jesse Krohn, represented by Jarek Janiš, received the third-place trophy.
Finally, the special Best Driver award honoured the most outstanding performers of the 2025 season. The top prize went to Dennis Waszek, with Adam Lacko in second and Miroslav Mikeš in third.
