GT America powered by AWS, North America’s premier sprint racing series for bronze-rated drivers, is poised for an exciting 2026 season with the release of its provisional calendar and the introduction of new eligible car classes. Continuing its mission of delivering visceral, high-performance racing in a refined and focused format, the series further strengthens its place within the SRO Motorsports Group’s celebrated global GT racing platform.
With over 30 years of GT racing leadership worldwide—including the pivotal development of both GT3 and GT4 regulations—and 35 years of continuous sports car racing heritage in America, GT America powered by AWS remains the destination for discerning, competitive drivers seeking world-class racing with first-class hospitality.
Provisional 2026 GT America Powered by AWS Calendar
- Round 1: Sonoma Raceway — March 27-29, 2026
- Round 2: Circuit of The Americas — April 24-26, 2026
- Round 3: Sebring International Raceway — May 15-17, 2026
- Round 4: TBA — June 12-14, 2026
- Round 5: TBA — August 28-30, 2026
- Round 6: Barber Motorsports Park — September 25-27, 2026
- Round 7: Indianapolis Motor Speedway — October 8-10, 2026
Two event locations will be confirmed at a later date, completing a dynamic calendar that blends legendary tracks with world-class facilities, all while preserving the series’ commitment to true three-day race weekends in order to maximize time on track and minimize time away from home and business.
Elevating a Sprint Racing Tradition
GT America celebrates the spirit of classic sprint racing with two 40-minute, single-driver races per weekend. It’s a championship designed for the modern bronze-rated competitor: intense, uncompromising, and built around a carefully managed schedule that fits busy personal and professional lives.
This unique, multi-class format combines GT3, GT2 and GT4 machinery on track together, delivering thrilling, high-speed competition that rewards pace, racecraft, and precision.
Cup Cars to Enter the Paddock
GT America will officially welcome Cup cars into the fold for the 2026 season, reintroducing race-prepped Porsche Cup, Lamborghini Super Trofeo, and Ferrari Challenge machines into the SRO America paddock. This exciting addition creates a new home for one-make series racers seeking competitive, professionally managed sprint racing within a multi-class environment.
Masters Recognition
The series will once again present the Masters Award at each event weekend, honoring the highest-finishing driver aged 55 and over. This tradition highlights GT America’s enduring commitment to celebrating both on-track achievements and the camaraderie of its community.