The event will bring together over fifty vehicles across GT4, GT, Touring Car, and prototype categories, making the Valencian track a motorsport hub. The competition arrives in Cheste following races held in Algarve, Jarama, and Vila Real.
The GT4 category stands out with twenty-eight entries, divided into Pro, Pro-Am, Bronze, and Am divisions. The Toyota GR Supra GT4 Evo2 cars from Toyota Gazoo Racing Caetano Portugal and Speedy Motorsport are strong contenders for victory, leading the Iberian and Spanish championships respectively. Spanish representation includes drivers like Mario Pinazo, Guillermo Aso, Jaime Sanchis, Alex Wendt, and Valencians Josep Parera and Aleix Nogué, who will compete before their home crowd. The series also serves as a development platform for young Gran Turismo talents.
The TC, GTC, and GTX categories promise a close fight with twenty-four participants. The debut of Daniel Casas' BMW M2 Racing is anticipated, alongside a significant presence of prototypes such as Ligier JS2 R, Porsche Cayman, McLaren, and Ginetta. The season's parity suggests open races until the very end.
The sporting action kicks off on Friday with collective practice sessions. Saturday will feature qualifying sessions and the first races: Supercars TC + GTC at 4:25 PM and GT4 at 5:40 PM. The second races will take place on Sunday at 12:35 PM (TC+GTC) and 1:50 PM (GT4).
Beyond the races, the festival will offer a comprehensive program for the public. There will be vehicle exhibitions, a commercial area, inflatables, music, food trucks, go-karts, and leisure spaces. Saturday includes an autograph session, a Destruction Derby show, and Monster Truck exhibitions. Sunday's activities will feature ROOW track sessions, a DJ Nano performance, prize draws, and more Monster Truck displays.
Tickets for the event are available through the circuit's official website.
