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The 2022 GT4 European Series season is set to be the biggest ever, with a record-breaking 50 cars confirmed for the full championship.
SRO Motorsports Group revealed both the full-season GT4 European Series entry list, and the entry list for the opening round of the championship at Imola on April 1-3. It marks an impressive increase on last year’s record entry of 46, which started the opening round at Monza.
The mammoth entry is comprised of cars from nine world-leading manufacturers, run by 24 different teams across the championship’s three classes.
The headline Silver Cup class has attracted a healthy 19 full-season entries, while Pro-Am continues to show its strength as the core of GT racing by matching that number. There are also double-figure entries for the Am category, proving that the GT4 European Series still provides a level playing field for drivers of all abilities and experience.
All GT4 European Series rounds will continue to run on the undercard of Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS events, ensuring the series continues to be a part of the world’s biggest GT weekends.
“I’m very proud to finally reveal the entry list for the GT4 European Series, and to have 50 cars signed up for the full season is a huge achievement. Since SRO created the GT4 formula back in 2007 it has gone from strength to strength, and it has certainly never been healthier than it is today. This year we have nine world-class manufacturers represented on the grid, being run by some of the sport’s best racing teams. GT4 still represents true value-for-money GT racing, and that counts for drivers of all abilities; from those looking to use it as a stepping-stone to GT3, to amateurs who want to share with and learn from a professional, and even the gentlemen drivers who wish to race alongside their friends and colleagues. The GT4 European Series is the pinnacle of this formula, and I’m certain we’re set for a fantastic and hard-fought season.”
The 2023 GT4 European Series consists of six events in five countries and features many of Europe’s most iconic race circuits. In addition, it features a non-championship endurance race taking place at the spectacular Vallelunga circuit in Italy.
The GT4 European Series has a strong social media presences across all of the main social platforms
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In addition to its strong social media presence, the championship also enjoys strong broadcast reach through the GT World platform with all races streamed on www.gt4series.com as well as YouTube and Facebook
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