The Porsche Supercup will be held for the 19th time at the high altitude circuit in the Styrian Alps. The circuit, which has been modified and adapted several times, mixes racing tradition with modern track design. And thanks to its many grandstand seats, the atmosphere is always electric. Last year the Grand Prix weekend was the biggest sporting event of the year in Austria with 303,000 spectators in attendance. The perfect setting for an exciting weekend of racing.

With fast straights reaching speeds of up to 235 km/h and plenty of right turns, this track demands precision from the drivers and endurance from the tyres. The Red Bull Ring underscores its unique character as an alpine circuit with significant elevation changes totalling 65 metres and the resulting ups and downs. Last year, Dylan Pereira scored an outstanding start-finish victory here, much to the delight of his Austrian team BWT Lechner Racing. This year, the three Lechner drivers will have to prove again if they can make the most of their home advantage. After all, many of their competitors also have plenty of track experience here or victories under their belts – like #25 Larry ten Voorde (NLD/Team GP Elite) in the 2021 Supercup, among others.

32 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup race cars battling it out on the track is a sight to be seen, even on TV - so be sure to tune in! It all starts with the open practice session on Friday at 6:30 pm CEST. Qualifying starts on Saturday afternoon at 3:00 pm (CEST) and on Sunday the lights go out at 11:40 am (CEST) for the second round of the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup 2023. Each session can be watched live on TV depending on the country, but coverage is subject to local broadcasting rights.

Just a week later, it's on to Round 3 at Silverstone as part of the 2023 British Formula 1 Grand Prix, from 7 to 9 July. The circuit is an icon of British and international motorsport history, and the Porsche Supercup has delivered some great racing over the years. See you at the circuit!