GT4 European Series
Europe's premier GT4 championship — huge grids, driver changes and some of the continent's most classic circuits.
- Organiser
- SRO Motorsports Group
- Race weekends
- 6 per season
- Races
- 2 × 60 min per weekend
- Drivers
- 2 per car, driver change
A top class since 2006
The GT4 European Series represents the pinnacle of GT4 competition, featuring huge grids and ultra-competitive racing since 2017. The GT4 formula has grown to become a global powerhouse since it was first introduced back in 2006, and nowhere is that better seen than with the GT4 European Series, where grids regularly number into the 40s — and the series even set an all-time GT4 grid record with 61 entries for Spa-Francorchamps in 2023.
This year 10 different world-class manufacturers are represented, with big-hitters such as Audi, BMW, Mercedes-AMG, Porsche and Aston Martin joined by the likes of Lotus, Ginetta and Ford. This year nine different brands have won races, emphasising how open competition can be in the GT4 European Series.
- 40+
- Cars on the grid, weekend after weekend
- 61
- Cars — all-time GT4 grid record, Spa-Francorchamps 2023
- 10
- World-class manufacturers this year
- 9
- Brands have won races this year
The format
Balance of Performance
SRO's BoP system balances every supercar concept to the same target lap time — whether the cars are turbocharged or naturally aspirated, mid- or front-engined, built around carbon chassis or steel. The drivers and team make the difference.
Classes
Silver is reserved for semi-professional racers — the stars of tomorrow. Pro-Am allows an amateur to share with a professional and be coached as they race, while Am offers two amateurs the chance to share a car — and the budget.
Driver change
Every race includes a mandatory pit stop with a driver change. A clean stop can win or lose several positions.
Cars close to the road
The rules prohibit large-scale development of the cars — they remain close to their road-going siblings. That keeps costs to a minimum, evens the playing field and creates thrilling slipstream battles from the first lap to the last.
Europe's elite circuits
The series races as part of the GT World programme, on the cream of European circuits — from world-famous grand prix venues such as Spa-Francorchamps, Monza and Zandvoort to iconic venues such as Hockenheim, the Nürburgring, Circuit Paul Ricard, Misano and Barcelona.
Whether you are an established professional, an emerging talent or a keen amateur, there is always plenty on offer in the GT4 European Series.