SRO GT Cup

Sports car racing series based in China From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The SRO GT Cup is a sports car racing series based in China organized by SRO Motorsports Group since 2025.[1]

CountryChina
Inaugural season2025
GT ClassesGT4
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SRO GT Cup
CategoryGrand Tourer (SRO GT4)
CountryChina
Inaugural season2025
GT ClassesGT4
Drivers33
Teams16
Official websiteSRO GT Cup
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History

The inaugural season of the SRO GT Cup was announced on December 20, 2024, with two race weekends confirmed at Shanghai (supporting the Chinese Grand Prix) and at the new-for-2025 Beijing E-Town Street Circuit (supporting GT World Challenge Asia). All races are held in China.[2][3] On April 8, 2025, it was announced that the Pingtan Ruyi Lake International City Circuit (Chinese: 平潭如意湖国际城市赛道; pinyin: Píng tán rúyì hú guójì chéngshì sài dào) would replace the second round at Zhuhai International Circuit.[4]

Format

The race weekend consists of two 30 minute sprint races for one driver per car.[5] Eligible manufacturers are able to compete for points in the GT4 Manufacturer Ranking.[6]

Classes

All drivers use GT4 cars and are split into two classes based on FIA driver categorisation, Silver Cup and Am Cup. Drivers that are FIA Silver and Bronze rated are eligible to compete.[2]

Champions

Overall

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2025 China Han Lichao
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Silver

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2025 China Han Lichao
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Am

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2025 Germany Moritz Berrenberg
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Circuits

  • Bold denotes a circuit will be used in the 2026 season.
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Number Circuit Rounds Years
1 China Shanghai International Circuit 1 2025
China Pingtan Ruyi Lake International City Circuit 1 2025
China Beijing E-Town Street Circuit 1 2025–present
Macau Guia Circuit 1 2025
5 China Zhuhai International Circuit 0 2026
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