December 3, 2025 | News | GT Summer Series
The 2026 GT Summer Series will visit some of Central-Northern Europe’s greatest motorsport venues, bringing even more excitement and anticipation to the launch of the first summer events held by GEDLICH Racing.
Five events will be held in the first season of the GT Summer Series, taking in venues that each hold decades of highlights and history in their past, and are still at the forefront of European motorsport today.
The season will begin and end at the famed Hockenheimring, on its 4.574km Grand Prix circuit layout. Thanks to its mix of high-speed areas and deep braking zones, great racing is guaranteed at the most recent home of the German Grand Prix. The first-ever GT Summer Series races will take place at the circuit from 17-19 April.
The second round of the season will take place at the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, from May 29-31. As the shortest and one of the most technical circuit on the calendar, the venue in the Saxony-Anhalt region of Germany will be a key event in the competitors’ championship bids.
The legendary Nürburgring GP circuit will host the third round of the GT Summer Series from June 26-28. The 5.148km GP-Strecke is a layout that allows few mistakes; while it is still called “the new Nürburgring” in some circles, and its facilities are overwhelmingly modern, this track’s gravel traps and varied corner cambers present an immense old-school challenge.
A trip to Belgium will follow the summer break, when the GT Summer Series arrives to Spa-Francorchamps from 28-30 August. The current home of the Belgian Grand Prix is considered by some to be the quintessential racing venue, and has long proven to be one of the greatest GT racing circuits on the planet. The arrival of the Summer Series to the legendary curves of Eau Rouge-Raidillon, Pouhon and Blanchimont will be an unmissable experience!
Finally, the season will conclude at Hockenheim on October 2-4, closing what promises to be a thrilling tour for the teams, drivers and fans at the GT Summer Series events.
The 2026 GT Summer Series will bring together the most exciting GT racing cars of the modern era, from GT3, GT4 and beyond. More details and announcements are set to come in the following weeks.
