The champions are known and the prizes have been handed out: the 2024 season of the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux is now definitely over. It was a sportingly very high season, with a battle to the finish at all levels and the young Dutchman Dirk Schouten as champion. 2025 continues the momentum of previous seasons, with six meetings with two races of 30 minutes plus one lap each. And for the twelfth consecutive time, the opener of the season will take place on the Spa-Francorchamps circuit during the Belgian round of the FIA WEC or World Endurance Championship!
“It is true that as far as the 2025 calendar is concerned, we are largely continuing on what has already proved to be a successful formula in recent years,” Olivier Aerts, the Series Manager of the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux introduced the new season. “After our traditional test day on April 09 at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, drivers and teams head to the Belgian Ardennes for the first appointment of the season. The fans will then know that it is the Belgian round of the FIA WEC. What follows are five more meetings, three of them on F1 circuits, notably twice Zandvoort and once the Hungaroring. Of course, typical Benelux circuits Assen and Circuit Zolder are also not missing from our calendar.”
Calendar Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux 2025
May 8-10 – Spa-Francorchamps: there will be racing as part of the FIA WEC or the World Endurance Championship. This championship belongs to the absolute top in motorsport and with a Belgian world champion at the wheel of a Porsche 963, we can only expect even more spectators. The Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux runs there on Friday, after the battle for pole position by the FIA WEC and on Saturday, just before the start of the six-hour race.
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June 6-8 – Circuit Zandvoort: the DTM has a standing appointment with the Netherlands and Zandvoort, and the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux should not be missing there once again. The grandstands of the circuit at the North Sea are very full and it is enjoyment blown from the first to the last minute.
4-6 July – Hungaroring: it is the first move of the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux to Hungary, where the famous Hungaroring has been completely renewed. Hungary and Budapest were the first Eastern Bloc country to host F1 in 1986 and since then the circuit has become a classic. In 2025, it will host the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux during the internationally renowned GT Open competition.
August 8-10 – Jack’s Racing Day Assen: another classic appointment for the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux during the celebration of motorized sport in the north of the Netherlands. The Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux has been Top of the Bill there for several seasons now and it will be no different in 2025, with once again well-filled grandstands and a fantastic atmosphere.
September 12-14 – Circuit Zolder: during the Belgian Truck Grand Prix, the Porsche Carrera Cup Benelux provides the refinement. Alternating with the racing mastodons, the title fight in the fastest brand cup of the Low Countries provides spectacle and excitement on the typical circuit in Limburg.
September 26-28 – Circuit Zandvoort: it’s time for the season finale and that on Dutch soil. In 2024 the titles were handed out in Belgium, so now it’s time for the Netherlands. After six months of competition and twelve exciting races, the champagne may be uncorked!
Edited and translated press release.
