40 Entries for 24H Barcelona Season Finale

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Forty cars are expected to compete in the season finale of the Michelin 24H European Series at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya later this month.

The Michelin 24H Barcelona is the only continuous 24-hour race on the European calendar.

Championship leaders GetSpeed Team JR286 headline the initial entry list with its Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo. The GT3-Am squad took victory last time out at the Nürburgring and hold a narrow ten-point advantage over the rest of the field.

Just behind in the overall standings is Sainteloc Junior Team’s No. 18 Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evo II.

The French team is one of three Audi R8s set to race in Barcelona, with Juta Racing and Continental Racing by Simpson Motorsport also part of the 16-car GT3 field.

With a total of 60 points on offer over the course of the race, Hofor Racing’s third-placed Mercedes-AMG is also in with a shot at the overall title.

So too is the sister GetSpeed Team PCX No. 28 Mercedes-AMG, which holds the lead in the GT3 Pro-Am class and sits fourth overall.

Viper Niza Racing and Ajith RedAnt Racing will also carry the torch for Mercedes-AMG in the Spanish enduro.

Reigning teams’ champions Proton Competition currently sit fifth in the overall standings. This season has not yielded the results it saw in 2025, but Proton still has a chance to take both the overall and Pro-Am titles.

Proton’s No. 73 Porsche 911 GT3 R Evo is one of several GT3 class entries from the German marque.

Up2Race will compete in its first 24H Barcelona after an impressive series debut at the Nürburgring with a second-place finish from its No. 88 Porsche.

The German team is not the only Porsche to return to the championship, as Car Collection’s No. 3 entry will also seek overall victory.

Mühlner Motorsport will enter an additional Porsche in the GT3 class alongside its No. 921 title-contending Porsche 911 GT3 Cup.

Haas RT made a shock switch to BMW machinery ahead of the fourth round at the Nürburgring, but an early crash for Nicolas Guelinckx brought an abrupt end to its first race with the No. 21 BMW M4 GT3 EVO.

The long-time Audi stalwarts will be one of two BMWs to race in Barcelona, with Slovakian team Gamota Racing expected to make its 24H Series debut with its No. 500 BMW.

In 992, class leaders Red Camel-Jordans.nl hold a healthy 24-point advantage over Mühlner’s Porsche.

The Dutch team’s No. 909 entry has enjoyed back-to-back class wins in the past two events, and capitalized on a retirement from Mühlner at the Nürburgring to edge out its lead. Both crews will return to vie for the class championship in Barcelona.

So too will 992-Am points leaders HRT Performance, which sit third overall in the No. 928 Porsche.

Three crews will enter the GT4 class, which has seen a diminished level of participation across the season. Circuit Toys’ Toyota GR Supra GT4 EVO2 is the only entrant in the class to have already competed in the 2026 championship.

The TCE-TCX class has ballooned to nine entries, including a trio of cars from full-season entrants asBest Racing.

Just four points separate asBest’s No. 102 Seat Leon Cup Racer and the No. 114 Not Only Motorsport Ligier JS2 R at the top of the class points table.

The season finale is scheduled for Sept. 18–20. The green flag set to drop at 12 a.m. local time (7 a.m. EST) with live coverage on Creventic Motorsports TV YouTube channel featuring Radio Show Limited commentary.

Source: Sports Car 365