GT World Challenge powered by AWS reveals 2026 entry list

GT World Challenge powered by AWS reveals 2026 entry list

26 February 2026

GT World Challenge powered by AWS reveals 2026 entry list

26 February 2026

GT World Challenge powered by AWS has revealed its full season Sprint Cup entry list ahead of the series’ visit to Brands Hatch on 2/3 May. The popular supercar championship will welcome a bumper line-up of 34 PRO, GOLD, and SILVER entries to Kent for its annual fixture on the Grand Prix circuit.
Machines from Porsche, Mercedes-AMG, Aston Martin, Porsche, Ferrari, BMW, McLaren, Audi, and Lamborghini will feature on the entry list during the two one-hour races around the Grand Prix circuit in the spring.
Star driver pairings to look out for will include the Winward Racing Mercedes-AMG duo of Maro Engel and Lucas Auer. The Austrian-German duo has won at Brands Hatch in each of the two previous years, and they’re firmly marked out as one of the crews to watch on the circuit’s famed longer layout.
Others to look out for include reigning Sprint Cup champions Charles Weerts and Kelvin van der Linde in their Team WRT BMW. Weerts, in particular, boasts an impressive record in the category, with four Sprint titles to his name, including last year’s.
The grid also features several famous surnames, including a Leclerc in a Ferrari. Arthur Leclerc, brother of F1 ace Charles, is paired with Thomas Neubauer in an AF Corse entry. Aurelien Panis, son of 1996 Monaco Grand Prix victor Olivier, will line up on the grid too.
This year’s GT World Challenge powered by AWS roster also includes returning Moto GP legend Valentino Rossi, who returns to Brands Hatch following a year away. Rossi is sharing his BW M4 GT3 with Max Hesse.
For a full breakdown of this year’s GT World Challenge powered by AWS entry list, click here.
Race day tickets for GT World Challenge powered by AWS at Brands Hatch on 2/3 May are available for £35 in advance with reductions for 13-15-year-olds and FREE entry for under-13s. For more information, click here.
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