Porsche Sprint Challenge Ibérica’s 2026 Calendar Focuses on Continuity and Competitive Demands. The Porsche Sprint Challenge Ibérica has revealed the provisional calendar for the 2026 season, which maintains the structure of six scoring rounds, in addition to an opening warm-up, reinforcing its commitment to a balanced and technically demanding competitive format.
The season officially begins with the warm-up at the Estoril Circuit on March 28th, before the first round, scheduled for Barcelona in April, with the date yet to be confirmed. This is followed by rounds at MotorLand Aragón (May 8-10), Valencia (June 12-14), and Jerez (September 11-13), before the final stretch consisting of Navarra (October 23-25) and the grand finale at Estoril, from October 30th to November 1st.
The calendar will once again be divided between Portugal and Spain, highlighting the Iberian identity of the competition and the diversity of tracks included in the season.
For José Monroy, Series Manager of the competition, the calendar design reflects a clear vision for the new season: “We wanted a calendar that would challenge drivers and teams from the first to the last weekend. The warm-up at Estoril, the variety of tracks, and the return to Estoril for the grand final create a strong narrative for the season. We believe that 2026 will be another year of great intensity, competitiveness, and spectacle, reflecting the continued growth of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Ibérica.”
The 2026 season will be the fourth edition of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Ibérica since its creation, and further developments in terms of technical and sporting regulations are expected, to be presented in due course.