GT Racing
Discover GT racing featuring competition cars derived from road-going sports and supercars. Events can include sprint and endurance formats, multi-driver teams and classes such as GT2, GT3, GT4 and one-make cups at circuits around the world.
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GT racing uses competition cars related to production sports and supercars, prepared to defined technical regulations and performance classes.
Grids can include manufacturers such as Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini, Mercedes-AMG, BMW, Aston Martin, McLaren and others.
They are different technical categories with distinct performance, cost and driver-level structures. The exact classes depend on the championship.
Both exist. Some championships use short sprint races, while others run multi-hour endurance events with driver changes.
Some tickets include paddock access or grid walks, while others require upgrades. Check the ticket conditions for each event.
GT cars are based on sports and supercars, while touring cars are generally derived from high-volume saloons and hatchbacks.