Like the cavalry of the ancient Huszárvágta (Hussar's Ride), the 31 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup cars on the grid this weekend are ready to charge onto the Hungarian asphalt for the 30th time since 1993. This history makes the Hungaroring the longest-serving circuit on the Porsche Supercup calendar. With its tight corners and few straights, the circuit promises demanding racing action at the highest level.

 

Will New Zealander #20 Jaxon Evans (Martinet by Alméras) manage to close the 12-point gap to overall leader #25 Larry ten Voorde (NLD/Team GP Elite)? Or can #3 Dylan Pereira (LUX/BWT Lechner Racing) repeat his Budapest victory from last year and continue his recent improvement? And in the tight Rookie and ProAm Classifications, who will seize the chance to pull away from the rest of the field? Either way, it’s going to be a hot summer weekend in the Puszta...

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¹ No Team Points ² No Driver Points ³ No Team or Driver Points ⁴ Rookie Classification ⁵ ProAm Classification ⁶ No Team or Driver Points or Prize Money

Free practice starts as usual on Friday evening at 5:25 pm (CEST). On Saturday afternoon, the Qualifying Session is at 1:55 pm (CEST) and on Sunday at 12:10 pm (CEST), it’s time for Round 4 of the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup. You can watch the individual sessions live on TV. Check local details to see which station is broadcasting live where you are. On Sunday, you can watch the race, as usual, on the F1 TV app, Sky Sport or Canal+.

 

We say Szia and welcome to the Hungaroring and look forward to an exciting race weekend in Hungary together with all the teams, drivers and, of course, the fans. After that, things will continue at a fast pace: At the Formula 1 Rolex Belgian Grand Prix 2021, the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup will celebrate its 300th race – and on the Ardennes roller coaster at Spa-Francorchamps, of all places. It's going to be a high-speed treat!