Porsche Carrera World Cup

The Porsche Carrera World Cup unites the community from all 35 international one-make series in Barcelona. Beyond the racing, the Porsche Carrera World Cup is a full brand celebration — a motorsport festival where drivers, fans, and partners come together. The paddock will be alive with energy, featuring a variety of activations and fan engagement experiences.

Porsche Carrera World Cup

Porsche Carrera World Cup unites Porsche racing drivers from around the globe to compete on an equal footing, showcasing their talent and race craft behind the wheel of the iconic Porsche 911 GT3 Cup. The Porsche Carrera World Cup is based on a four-day race concept from 5th to 8th of March 2026 on Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya that offers drivers a unique opportunity to race against up to a maximum of 120 other drivers from the international Porsche One-Make Series.

Designed for both gentlemen drivers and young talents, the Porsche Carrera World Cup offers three racing classes: the PRO class, the PRO-AM class, and the Michelin Cup class.

The Sporting Format

The Porsche Carrera World Cup race weekend features different stages. The best drivers will progress through 5 races to determine the winners. The Porsche Carrera World Cup starts off with collective testing sessions on Thursday. The group phase will be held on Friday and Saturday and features one qualifying and three races for each group. After the group phase, championship-like standings will determine which drivers progress to Sunday morning. Half of the grid in each class will proceed to the semi-finals, where another qualifying session and race will be held. Ultimately, the Porsche Carrera World Cup winners will be crowned in the final race on Sunday afternoon.

Five things you need to know about the Porsche Carrera World Cup 2026

Up to 120 cars can start at the Porsche Carrera World Cup.

The Porsche Carrera World Cup is exclusively organized for drivers of the official Porsche One-Make series. All participating drivers of the Porsche Carrera World Cup need to have participated in a Porsche One-Make series in the past two years.

In addition to the overall classification for all drivers, there are separate classification classes for ProAm drivers and Michelin Cup drivers.

Drivers who advance into semi-finals and final are rewarded with extra track time, free tyres and fuel. The overall winners from all 3 classes will receive additional prizes after the final race on Sunday afternoon.

All news and updates about the Porsche Motorsport World Cup can be found in the news section and regular updates are posted on the Porsche Motorsport Customer Racing social media channels.