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· March 25-26 : Magny-Cours
· April 7-8 : Dijon
· May 19-21: Pau Classic Grand Prix
· July 14-16 : Charade
· September 23-24 : Spa-Francorchamps
· October 6-7 : Anneau du Rhin
As you may have noticed, the Ferdinand Cup continues to strive to offer you the most beautiful circuits. Spa-Francorchamps, Magny-Cours, Dijon, and, of course, the Pau Ville circuit remain on the calendar, and two new tracks are added to the program.
Charade, first of all. Nestled in the Auvergne mountains, on the heights of Clermont-Ferrand, this circuit is part of the French motorsport heritage. With its 3.978-kilometer length, it boasts 18 technical turns and enjoyable undulations for you, Porsche enthusiasts. The summer date made us hesitate to accept the proposal that was offered to us, but as competitions are becoming rarer on this track, if we had not seized this opportunity, it is uncertain whether we could offer it to you in the future.
Next is L'Anneau du Rhin. For the growing Belgian, Luxembourgish, Swiss, and German community that travels to the southwest of France, it was important for the Ferdinand Cup to offer them a race "at home." Located in Alsace, between Colmar and Mulhouse, and approved by our scouts, this track will be an ideal playground for your Porsches.
An endurance race of 3 or 4 hours is under consideration for the end of the season, and we will make sure to inform you of the chosen location for this event, which will take place without pressure, except for the pleasure of enjoying the race.
The track time will mostly remain unchanged, with a slight increase, consisting mainly of 30-minute free practice and qualifying sessions (2 free practice sessions at Charade), followed by races of 40, 45, 50, and 60 minutes. As always, on certain events, there will be the opportunity to participate in additional 30-minute sessions.
However, the Ferdinand Cup remains a championship for gentlemen and women drivers; the essence is to enjoy and embrace the good atmosphere that prevails in our paddock. This is our pride, and all of this is thanks to you.
However, the Ferdinand Cup remains a championship for gentlemen and women drivers; the essence is to enjoy and embrace the good atmosphere that prevails in our paddock. This is our pride, and all of this is thanks to you.
Note the dates in your calendar, prepare your cars and your enthusiasm; we'll see you very soon, champions!