The 2026 GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Sprint Cup is over, after Barcelona’s two races, with four champions crowned in Overall, Gold, Silver and Bronze and this is how they achieved it.

The second qualifying session for the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Barcelona Sprint Cup finale has been cancelled, after the area falls under ''code red'', with the second race being rescheduled.

In what turned out to be a fantastic GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Barcelona Race One, with lots of unpredictability, battles and some interruption, the Gold cup No.99 Tresor Attempto Audi was the winner, while results meant the coronation of new Sprint Cup champions.

Bastian Buus proved unbeatable in GTWC EU (GT World Challenge Europe) Barcelona Qualifying one, as the Lionspeed GP driver grabbed pole position, with championship rivals struggling.

Max Verstappen will race in the GTWC Endurance Cup finale in Portimão, racing alongside Chris Lulham and Ben Barnicoat after the WEC Barcelona clash with Jules Gounon and Dani Juncadella.

Thierry Vermuelen became the first Dutch driver to win on home soil in GT World Challenge Europe's (GTWC EU) Zandvoort Race two, with the 24-year-old also achieving his maiden overall win, in the No.69 Emil Frey Ferrari, the team's first win in two years.

Qualifying two proved a fantastic one for Emil Frey Racing, with Konsta Lappalainen getting his first overall GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) pole position and the sister No.69 car of Ben Green in third, in what was a great session for Ferrari cars as a whole.

The Gold class No.58 Garage 59 McLaren of Tom Fleming and Louis Prette beat the pole-sitting No.2 Boutsen VDS Porsche to bring home a well-deserved overall win, in a action-packed GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Race One at Zandvoort.

Morris Schuring proved the benchmark on his home event, him giving Boutsen VDS the advantage for Race One of the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Zandvoort Sprint Cup round. At the other end, it was a tough day for Mercedes and BMW.

The No.48 Mann-Filter Winward Mercedes squad consisting of Maro Engel, Lucas Auer and Luca Stolz have been crowned GT World Challenge Endurance Cup Champions at the Nurburgring.

Comtoyou Racing managed to convert pole to win at the Nürburgring, as an eventful race gave the team its second 2026 win, whilst Maro Engel, Lucas Auer and Luca Stolz were crowned Endurance Cup champions in the penultimate event, courtesy of a fourth place finish.

Comtoyou Racing's No.007 Aston Martin topped GT World Chellenge Europe's penultimate Endurance event qualifying, ahead of Team GetSpeed and Lionspeed GP, with the championship leading No.48 Mann-Filter Mercedes down in eighth.

After two consecutive Sprint Cup events, the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWCE) Endurance Cup returns to action, with Nürburgring awaiting its challengers.

The No.80 Lionspeed GP Porsche of Bastian Buus and Ricardo Feller returned to the top step of the podium, prevailing in Magny-Cours' second GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Sprint Cup race, after penalties for No.32 and No.7 cars opened up the chance.

On a hot and sunny Magny-Cours, Kelvin van der Linde and Team WRT proved the combination to beat, with the South African pulling off a spectacular pole lap time, while Valentino Rossi ended up far down the order.

The No.3 Verstappen Racing of Jules Gounon and Dani Juncadella dominated proceedings in Race one of the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Magny-Cours Sprint Cup round, in an hour that proved unremarkable for the most part.

The No.80 Lionspeed GP Porsche has won the 2026 24 Hours of Spa after starting from the pit lane. Thomas Preining, Bastian Buus and Ricardo Feller steered the car to the front of the pack, and eventually to victory.

Bastian Buus leads the way with two hours to go in the 24 Hours of Spa in the No.80 Lionspeed GP Porsche. There is a battle for second between Lucas Auer in the No.48 Mercedes and the No.22 Schumacher CLRT Porsche in the hands of Matt Campbell.

Four hours remain in the 24 Hours of Spa and Lionspeed GP lead in their No.80 Porsche with Ricardo Feller at the wheel. Between himself and teammate Thomas Preining, the duo have opened up a 25 second lead over the No.48 Mercedes.

Luca Stolz in the No.48 Mann-Filter Winward Mercedes leads the way with six hours left of the 24 Hours of Spa, but he is being chased down by the rapid Tommaso Mosca in the No.51 Ferrari that has now recovered to the front after an earlier puncture.