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A Porsche 911 GT3 Cup passes the banked turn Hugenholtzbocht of Circuit Zandvoort, with the headline "Tarzan roept"

9/1/2021

Round 6 in Zandvoort, The Netherlands.

Are you ready to try something new in the 2021 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup season? Then strap in for extreme G-forces on the banked turns in our first ever race at the Circuit Zandvoort.

After the overcast Ardennes roller coaster in Spa, it's straight on to the Dutch dunes, along with Formula 1, from 3rd to 5th September. The Circuit Zandvoort has been extensively renovated and is ready to welcome us back to its intensely banked turns – at 18° the steepest corners on the racing calendar. This means the 32 starters in the field will be pressed into the seats of their Porsche 911 GT3 Cup when they accelerate out of the Arie Luyendijkbocht towards the home straight at well over 200 kph.

Representing the Netherlands in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup fills us with pride, and we're not here just for fun. On our home track in Zandvoort more than anywhere else, we're flying the Dutch flag high!

Robert van TeijlingenOfficial Representative GP Elite
The local heroes GP Elite are looking forward to making the most of home advantage in Round 6 of the Supercup, which will be held as part of the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix 2021. Most of the 70,000 fans admitted each day traditionally wear Oranje, and will be making noise for their compatriots, including #25 Larry ten Voorde and #24 Max van Splunteren. Whether the drivers can turn this crowd energy into victory remains to be seen. Because there are other drivers who like this track, too: Porsche Junior #2 Ayhancan Güven (TUR/BWT Lechner Racing) won the 2nd round of the Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland here a few weeks ago.

Provisional Entry List* Round 6 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup, Zandvoort

1BWT Lechner Racing (AUT)Jean-Baptiste Simmenauer (FRA)
2BWT Lechner Racing (AUT)Ayhancan Güven (TUR)
3BWT Lechner Racing (AUT)Dylan Pereira (LUX)
4Lechner Racing Middle East (BHR)Tio Ellinas (CYP)
5Lechner Racing Middle East (BHR)Nicolas Misslin⁵ (MCO)
6FACH AUTO TECH (CHE)Christopher Zöchling (DEU)
7FACH AUTO TECH (CHE)Marius Nakken (NOR)
8FACH AUTO TECH (CHE)Fabio Scherer² (CHE)
9GP Elite (NLD)Lucas Groeneveld (NLD)
10GP Elite (NLD)Daan van Kuijk (NLD)
11CLRT (FRA)Florian Latorre (FRA)
12CLRT (FRA)Steven Palette (FRA)
14Dinamic Motorsport SRL (ITA)Jaap Van Lagen² (NLD)
15Dinamic Motorsport SRL (ITA)Philipp Sager⁵ (AUT)
16Dinamic Motorsport SRL (ITA)Simone Iaquinta (ITA)
17Parker Revs Motorsport (GBR)Harry King (GBR)
18Parker Revs Motorsport (GBR)Garry Findlay² (GBR)
19Martinet by Alméras (FRA)Dorian Boccolacci⁴ (FRA)
20Martinet by Alméras (FRA)Jaxon Evans (NZL)
21Pierre Martinet by Alméras (FRA)Clément Mateu⁵ (FRA)
22Pierre Martinet by Alméras (FRA)Stéphane Denoual⁵ (FRA)
23Pierre Martinet by Alméras (FRA)Aaron Mason⁵ (GBR)
24Team GP Elite (NLD)Max van Splunteren (NLD)
25Team GP Elite (NLD)Larry ten Voorde (NLD)
26Team GP Elite (NLD)Jesse van Kuijk (NLD)
27Nebulus Racing by Huber (AUT)Roar Lindland⁵ (NOR)
28Nebulus Racing by Huber (AUT)Leon Köhler (DEU)
29Nebulus Racing by Huber (AUT)Laurin Heinrich⁴ (DEU)
30MRS GT-Racing (GER)Michael Verhagen³ (NLD)
31MRS GT-Racing (GER)Jukka Honkavuori³ (FIN)
32GP Elite (NLD)Morris Schuring³ (NLD)
36Parker Revs Motorsport (GBR)Loek Hartog³ (NLD)

* Subject to amendments.


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



All Sessions live on TV.

Free Practice starts as usual on Friday evening at 5:25 pm (CEST). On Saturday afternoon, the Qualifying Session follows at 1:45 pm (CEST) and on Sunday at 12:10 pm (CEST), it’s time for Round 6 of the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup.

 

Check below to see which station is showing the individual sessions in your country. On Sunday lunchtime, the race is live on the F1 TV app, Eurosport, Sky Sports or Canal+, as always.

 

We're delighted to say "welkom in Zandvoort," and we're looking forward to an exciting race weekend on the North Sea coast, with all the teams, drivers and fans. And after that, it's on to the Grand Finale in the historic Royal Villa of Monza park. At the double race as part of the Formula 1 Heineken Gran Premio d’Italia 2021, we will crown the champions of the 2021 season.

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