Fifth Season Focuses on Continuity of Tracks and Dates
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Porsche Motorsport North America has unveiled the 2025 race schedules for its single-make series, including Porsche Carrera Cup North America sanctioned by IMSA. Entering its fifth season, Porsche Carrera Cup will once again host eight rounds of competition, with each round consisting of two races for a total of 16 races in the season.
The series utilizes a combination of the latest Porsche 911 GT3 Cup race car, type 992, and Yokohama’s ADVAN A005 racing slick to challenge the best road and street courses on the continent. Each 40-minute race counts toward a season-long driver championship in each of three classes: Pro, Pro-Am and Masters as well as a Team champion.
As the pinnacle one-make series of the Porsche Motorsport North America Pyramid, the series is a launching point for young drivers aspiring to a career in auto racing. Previous champions Seb Priaulx (2021), Parker Thompson (2022), Riley Dickinson (2023) and two-time runner-up Kay van Berlo (2021, 2022) have each moved into open competition racing, where they compete in series including the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge.
The 2025 season will run in conjunction with five WeatherTech Championship weekends, starting with Sebring International Raceway from March 12-15. Carrera Cup will also once again be part of three Formula 1 events in North America, beginning with the Miami race weekend from May 2-4. The season will conclude at the F1 weekend at Circuit of The Americas from Oct. 17-19.
Date and venue continuity was a key consideration in planning the 2025 schedules for the four Porsche single-make series in North America.
“The goal in car setup is to find a fast balance and then fine-tune,” said Volker Holzmeyer, president and CEO, Porsche Motorsport North America. “We have carried the same philosophy to our scheduling for next season. We are fine-tuning to maximize what is already very good. The schedules for each of the one-make series have proven very popular with our competitors and fans, so we want to continue with this successful formula, which we have enhanced from year to year by incorporating our series into highlight events such as NASCAR, IndyCar and Formula 1 to find the best mix. We have received positive feedback from the competitors, tracks and our partners at each level with this approach. We are looking forward to the new season opening, in traditional fashion, at Sebring in March.”
2025 Porsche Carrera Cup North America Schedule
March 12-15: Sebring International Raceway
May 2-4: Miami International Autodrome
June 13-15: Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve, Montreal
June 19-22: Watkins Glen International
July 31-August 3: Road America
September 19-21; Indianapolis Motor Speedway
October 8-11: Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta
October 17-19: Circuit of The Americas