The three Supercars Endurance series have reached the summer break after a season characterised by growing spectator interest, GT4 grids that remain among the largest in Europe, a competitive structure that continues to give every category its own prominence, and increasing internationalisation. With plenty of talking points after three rounds, we look back at the five key highlights of the season so far. Strong spectator turnout at every event One of the defining features of

CV Performance x JP Motorsport is consolidating its presence in Supercars Endurance with a strategy clearly focused on developing young drivers, using the championship as a stepping stone towards careers in GT4 and, ultimately, GT3. The German outfit currently competes with a Mercedes-AMG GT4 entrusted to Himar Acosta and Kyam Potez in the GT4 Pro-Bronze division, with the project set to be strengthened in upcoming rounds by the arrival of a second car for Gustav Berglund.

The 2026 season is confirming the progress made in recent years. The Supercars Endurance series are currently enjoying the strongest period in its history, with grids that, at permanent circuits, exceed fifty cars split across two separate fields. The growth of the championships, the arrival of new drivers and teams, the strengthening of its international profile and the introduction of new categories all demonstrate the maturity reached by the project promoted by Race Ready.

Veloso Motorsport duo Carlos Vieira and Hendrik Still capped off the third round of the Supercars Endurance season in style by claiming victory in Race 2 at the Circuito Internacional de Vila Real, a meeting counting towards the Campeonato de Portugal de Velocidade. The pair's triumph came after a fiercely contested race, highlighted by the outstanding pace shown by Pedro Salvador and Hendrik Still. Local hero Pedro Salvador, at the wheel of the Speedy Motorsport Toyota GR

Francisco Mora and Rodrigo Almeida secured a hard-fought victory in the opening GT4 race of the third round of the Supercars Endurance series, staged on Saturday on the demanding streets of the Circuito Internacional de Vila Real in Portugal as part of the Campeonato de Portugal de Velocidade and the 55th Circuito Internacional de Vila Real. The Toyota Gazoo Racing Caetano Portugal pairing prevailed after fifty minutes of high-intensity racing, featuring relentless pace, nu

Supercars Endurance kicked off the competitive action of the second round of the Campeonato de Portugal de Velocidade on Saturday, as part of the 55th Circuito Internacional de Vila Real, with two highly competitive qualifying sessions. Francisco Mora was the fastest driver in the first qualifying session, securing pole position for Race 1 aboard the Toyota Gazoo Racing Caetano Portugal Toyota GR Supra GT4 EVO2, while Pedro Salvador put a similar Speedy Motorsport-run car o

The opening three free practice sessions for the Vila Real round of the Supercars Endurance series, counting towards the Campeonato de Portugal de Velocidade and forming part of the 55th ruling of the Circuito Internacional de Vila Real, confirmed the exceptionally competitive field expected throughout the remainder of the weekend. In the final and quickest session of the day, the top three crews were covered by less than one second, setting the stage for closely fought quali

Just hours before the Supercars Endurance action gets underway, the first changes to the entry list have emerged ahead of the Circuito Internacional de Vila Real round, the second event of the Campeonato de Portugal de Velocidade. Revised driver line-ups and class changes are set to make what will be the largest grid in recent years for the historic street race even more competitive. The 55th Circuito Internacional de Vila Real officially got underway today in an atmosphere

The Supercars Endurance-powered Campeonato de Portugal de Velocidade returns this weekend to the legendary Circuito Internacional de Vila Real for the second round of the season, as part of the 55th edition of the iconic street race in Portugal. One of the highlights of the Portuguese motorsport calendar, the event will feature the championship's largest Vila Real grid in recent years, with 25 cars entered across the GT4, GTC and Turismo categories. Set against the backdrop

Supercars Endurance mourns the passing of Rui Miritta, who died last night. A driver who left an indelible mark on the paddock over recent years, both through his achievements on track and the way he conducted himself away from it. The Portuguese driver had been receiving treatment at São João Hospital since 10 June following a tragic road traffic accident. He passed away on the night of 5 July, leaving everyone who had the privilege of knowing him, both on and off the circui