This weekend, the Porsche Carrera Cup North America makes its fourth consecutive support appearance at the Miami F1 Grand Prix, showcasing intense racing on the iconic 3.363-mile circuit around Hard Rock Stadium. With a new-for-2026 lineup featuring the Porsche 911 Cup (Type 992.2) and Pirelli P Zero DHG tires, the series offers thrilling 40-minute races across three classes—Pro, Pro-Am, and Masters.
In the 2025 races, Yves Baltas dominated the Pro class, sweeping both wins. Current leader Tyler Maxson kicked off this season strong with wins at Sebring but trails closely behind rival Aaron Jeansonne, who is chasing his first series title. The Pro-Am class features previous champion James Sofronas and rising star Patrick Mulcahy, while the Masters class includes seasoned drivers like Scott Blind and Todd Parriott.
With 20 cars competing across seven teams, the Miami race is set to be a fierce battle for both individual and team titles. TOPP Racing leads the team standings by just one point over Kellymoss, with drivers like Maxson and Jeansonne poised for a competitive showdown.
The event schedule features practice, qualifying, and two standalone 40-minute races on Saturday and Sunday. Special highlights include Kevin Stadtlander’s debut with a new Best Buddies International partnership, emphasizing community and inclusion during the event.
As the series continues to grow, the Porsche Carrera Cup North America highlights its deep connection to Formula 1—notable for Nico Hülkenberg’s historic Le Mans win in 2015—while delivering heart-pounding racing that fans won’t want to miss.
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