GPX Racing will compete in Spa, Suzuka, Indianapolis and Kyalami

Somewhat surprise winner of 24 Hours of Spa 2019 with the trio Kévin Estre – Michael Christensen – Richard Lietz, GPX Racing made a place in the sun in the GT3 category last year.

L’écurie dirigée par Pierre-Brice Ména retrouvera le double tour d’horloge belge cette année, dans le cadre d’un programme quasi complet en Intercontinental GT Challenge, avec Spa, Suzuka, Indianapolis et Kyalami (où GPX avait pris la 3e place en 2019) au menu de la Porsche 911 GT3 R aux couleurs Gulf.

GPX Racing will therefore miss the season opener at Bathurst in early February. The team should be taking part in GT World Challenge Europe this year, the final program remaining to be confirmed, as will the drivers who will undoubtedly be seconded by Porsche Motorsport to support the revelation of the previous campaign.

 

 

 

 

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We won't be at Bathurst this year but we'll race the four remaining Intercontinental GT Challenge events. Our program will begin at Spa and do the other championship races, so Suzuka, Indianapolis and Kyalami. Are you with us? #IntGTCh #B12Hr #Porsche #Porsche911GT3R #PorscheCustomerRacing #GPXRacing #Sportscars #Racing #Motorsports #SpeedHunters #RaceCar #EnduranceRacing

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