Maya Weug makes a comeback in GT racing with Porsche after the F1 Academy

Si Dorian Pin returned to her first love, which is...Endurance In this 2026 season – the Frenchwoman is competing with Duqueine in the LMP2 category – Maya Weug is preparing to move on to GT racing. While the Dutchwoman was an integral part of the Junior Program of Classic Ferrari for sale during his time in F1 Academy, the person in question had been asked to carry out a test funded by the promoter while driving a Ferrari 296 GT3 alongside AF Corse. On the Barcelona circuit, the Spanish-born driver took to the track on December 8th.

"The F1 Academy is a stepping stone, not an end in itself," Susie then commented Wolff, head of the women's categoryWe continue to create opportunities to allow our most talented drivers to progress. We are delighted to support Maya during this GT test as she explores her next steps for 2026.

Since then, her next step has been confirmed. Specifically, the Dutch driver will compete this year in the Belgian Endurance Championship, driving a Porsche 992 GT3 Cup. With the ART Racing team, Maya Weug will team up with two Belgian drivers, Benjamin Paque and Christoff Corten. Although she has been confirmed to compete in the full season in the Belgian category, the highlight of the calendar is undoubtedly the 24 Hours of Zolder, taking place from August 29th to 30th. Meanwhile, the first race of the season will be held this weekend, from May 1st to 3rd, on the same Zolder circuit. In the championship's top category – the GT Cup – the Dutch driver, previously accustomed to the carHaving performed relatively well when she competed in FRECA, will she be able to make this transition? We'll find out this Sunday.

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