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The GT CUP SERIES reaches the halfway point of the season at Autodrom Most
The GT CUP SERIES returns to action next weekend as the championship arrives at the iconic Autodrom Most for Round 3 of the 2026 season. Following two highly competitive events, the series reaches the halfway point of the championship with another promising international entry featuring some of the most exciting GT and prototype machinery in Central Europe.
A total of 18 cars, 16 teams and 27 drivers are entered for the Sprint & Endurance races, representing a total of 5 countries.
Fans can once again look forward to a diverse field. The overall battle will feature Division 5 prototypes, including the Ligier JS P320, Norma M20FC, and the Praga R1T, alongside a promising collection of GT machinery ranging from GT3 and GT4 cars to Porsche Cup cars, Lamborghini Super Trofeo, and the GTX category.
The GT categories bring equally intense competition. Team ISR is returning to our series with its Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evo II, while Rock Robots enters with the Ferrari 488 GT3, representing the previous generation of GT3 spec. The GTX class is further strengthened by the KTM X-BOW GT2 of RTR Projects and Racing Trevor’s impressive BMW M8 GTE, creating one of the most diverse GT grids in the championship.
The GT4 category once again features a line-up with Mercedes-AMG GT4, BMW M4 GT4 and Porsche Cayman GT4 machinery entered by EXPRES AUTO Racing, DRIVERS CLUB Racing, GT Sports and BA Motorsport.
Lamborghini fans will also have plenty to cheer for, with multiple Huracán Super Trofeo cars entered by Mičánek Motorsport, Lema Racing and GT2 Motorsport, while Porsche Cup machinery from DCR and MZR Motorsportzentrum Ried adds further depth to the GTC category.
As always, the GT CUP SERIES combines Sprint races with the championship’s popular Endurance format, where driver pairings and race strategy becomes just as important as outright speed. Several teams will field dedicated endurance line-ups, adding another layer of excitement to the weekend.
With international teams, experienced champions, emerging talents and an variety of race cars, all ingredients are in place for another thrilling chapter of the 2026 GT CUP SERIES season at Autodrom Most.
The action gets underway on Friday with a long testing session and a free practice session before qualifying and Sprint races lead into Saturday’s Endurance race, finishing with a second Sprint race on Sunday, promising a full weekend of exciting GT racing for competitors and spectators alike in the Central European Zone.