GT4 America Series

The GT4 America Series is a sports car racing series based in the United States. It takes over the GTS class of the Pirelli World Challenge, which adopted global GT4 technical regulations in 2018, and it is a Blancpain GT World Challenge America support series. It is managed by the Stéphane Ratel Organisation and sanctioned by the United States Auto Club.

GT4 America Series
CategoryGrand tourer (GT4)
CountryUnited States
Inaugural season2019
Official websitehttps://www.gt4-america.com/
Current season

Classes

SprintX

In 2016 an extended sprint format series was added as a standalone championship in addition to its existing Sprint format racing series. SprintX races are 60 minutes in length and feature mandatory driver and tire changes.[1]

GT4 East & GT4 West

Beginning in 2019, GT4 America began two regional series integrated into its Sprint X Championship. The regional series consist of five rounds each in the eastern and western sides of North America in a two-driver, pro-am format.

  • Winners :
Year SprintX Pro-Am Cup SprintX Am Cup East Pro-Am Cup East Am Cup West Pro-Am Cup West Am Cup Sprint Overall Sprint Am Cup
2019 Greg Liefooghe
Sean Quinlan
Stephen Cameron Racing
BMW M4 GT4		 Preston Calvert
Matt Keegan
Team Panoz Racing
Panoz Avezzano		 Justin Raphael
Stevan McAleer
BMW Classic
BMW M4 GT4		 Matt Fassnacht
Christian Szymczak
Murillo Racing
Mercedes AMG GT4		 Harry Gottsacker
Jon Miller
ST Racing
BMW M4 GT4		 Jeff Burton
Vesko Kozarov
Matt Fassnacht & Christian Szymczak Rearden Racing
Audi R8 LMS GT4		 Ian James
Team Panoz Racing
Panoz Avezzano		 Drew Staveley
Ian Lacy Racing
Ford Mustang GT4
Year SprintX Silver Cup SprintX Pro-Am Cup SprintX Am Cup Sprint Pro Cup Sprint AM Cup
2020 Jarett Andretti
Colin Mullan
ST Racing		 Michael Dinan
Robby Foley
Flying Lizard Motorsports		 Zac Anderson
Sean Gibbons
Nolasport		 Michael Cooper
Blackdog Speed Shop		 Michael Dinan
Flying Lizard Motorsports
Year Silver Cup Pro-Am Cup Am Cup
2021

References
  1. "Pirelli World Challenge to add 'extended sprint' races in 2016". Motorsport.com. 28 May 2015. Retrieved 24 December 2015.
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