Grid shapes up for inaugural Gedlich 6 Hours Portimao

Gedlich’s 6 Hours Portimao is set to see a variety of GT3, GT4 and single-make GT cars form the grid.

In the GT3 class, a convergence of leading endurance teams from around Europe will take part, including Konrad Motorsport that has previous taken class wins at the Daytona 24 Hours, and enters a Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo II.

Fellow Nurburgring regulars SR Motorsport will be keen to capitalise on its vast endurance racing experience with its Mercedes-AMG GT3 Evo entry, joined by fellow Mercedes runners Team GetSpeed.

British Endurance Championship-winning Team MJC join the action with Witt Gamski and Ross Wylie sharing driver duties in a Bentley Continental GT3. The E2P Aston Martin squad will also take part along with further entries from Greystone GT (McLaren), AKM Motorsport (Mercedes) and Goodspeed (Mercedes).

In the GT4 class, SR Motorsport’s Mercedes will be looking to build upon a race-winning 2024 in Gedlich’s GT4 Winter Series, while entered into the Club class, the SR Motorsport Porsche
Cayman GT4 CS is also likely to battle among the GT4s.

Competition will come from the likes of Jose Garcia and Patrick Kolb, who will
enter a Lionspeed GP Porsche Cayman GT4 RS CS.

NM Racing Team Mercedes will be another force to be reckoned with in the GT4 class, having fought for championships in the GT4 European Series, GT4 Winter Series and Iberian Supercars. The team has also been victorious in the GT4 class at the Barcelona 24H.

MS Racing will bring a McLaren Artura GT4 into the battle for honours in this class, with Andreas Greiling set to lead the driver line-up. On home turf, Portuguese team Gianfranco Motorsport will be looking for success as they enter a Toyota Supra GT4.

And in the Cup 2 class for Porsche 992 GT3 Cup machinery, entries have been lodged by a variety of experienced teams including: A-Workx, Wileco Motorsport and Mtech Competition. Meanwhile, GT Winter Series frontrunners, Spanish GT and GT Cup Open Europe champions Racar Motorsport will also look for glory.

During the 6 Hours Portimao weekend, the opening three races of the 2025 Formula Winter Series will also take place, with over 30 young drivers set to take part in Tatuus F4 machinery.