Creventic and Porsche Motorsport are pleased to announce that a second edition of the Michelin 992 Endurance Cup powered by Porsche Motorsport will be hosted at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps on 5-6 September next year.

A collaborative project between Porsche Motorsport, Michelin Tires, and Dutch promoter Creventic, the inaugural 992 Endurance Cup was held earlier this year at the home of the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix. It was a continuous, 12-hour endurance race for which only the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992) was eligible to compete.

Following positive feedback from competitors, fans worldwide and event partners alike, an agreement has been made for a second edition of the event to run in 2025.

As in 2024, the Michelin 992 Endurance Cup powered by Porsche Motorsport will be held across 12 uninterrupted hours on Saturday 6 September 2025. Official Free Practice sessions and Qualifying will precede the event on Friday 5 September.

Entries will be opened soon to national and international teams running a Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992). Further details can be sourced via 992endurancecup@creventic.com and/or +31 (0)485 471166.

David Vink, Series Manager: “We are very excited that the Michelin 992 Endurance Cup powered by Porsche Motorsport will return for a second edition in September 2025. This year’s 12-hour race was a landmark event for the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992), and proved that the incredibly close racing synonymous with Porsche’s sprint races can transition seamlessly to endurance racing. We believe, with the continued confidence of Porsche Motorsport and Michelin Tires, that the 992 Endurance Cup can become a hallmark event for Porsche customers in the years to come.”

Oliver Köppen, Manager Porsche One-make series and GT-Sport: “After the very positive feedback we received from customers that participated in the first edition of this race in September, we are happy to continue the project and to work with Creventic on an even greater customer experience in 2025. We hope this special event will develop into a fix point in our customers’ annual calendars.”

Black Falcon added overall victory at the inaugural 992 Endurance Cup to an already incredible list of accomplishments. The German outfit came out on top of a race-long battle with event polesitter Max Kruse Racing to seal the win after completing 276 laps.

In a tight finish, Red Camel-Jordans.nl rounded out the overall podium ahead of P/A class winner, Tierra Outdoor Racing by HWM. In an impressive feat, QMMF by HRT finished 8th overall and secured AM class victory, marking the first endurance race win for the Qatar Motor and Motorcycle Federation in Europe.

The esteemed Cars & Coffee, which gathers together some of the region’s most alluring collector cars for attending fans, is also expected to return for the second 992 Endurance Cup. The show is expected to take place in Francorchamps on Saturday 6 September.

Further updates regarding the Michelin 992 Endurance Cup powered by Porsche Motorsport can also be found at www.992-endurance-cup.com.