29 Cars for Inaugural 992 Enduro At Spa

Creventic has released a 29-car entry list for this weekend’s inaugural Michelin 992 Endurance Cup powered by Porsche Motorsport held at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.

The twelve-hour race, the creation of which was announced late last year, is exclusively open to customer teams fielding the Porsche 992 GT3 Cup.

Entries are split between four classes, with seven cars in the Pro category, eight in Pro-Am and 14 in the Am category.

In the Pro category, the most notable addition is current Ford Performance factory driver Christopher Mies, who will be sharing the No. 48 Black Falcon Team 48 Losch car with Porsche Carrera Cup North America points leader Loek Hartog, Tobias Mueller and Noah Nagelsdiek.

Mies is set to pull double duty at the event, as he has also been entered in Black Falcon’s Pro-Am entry alongside Mustafa Mehmet Kaya, Gabriele Piana and Mike Stursberg.

Other notable Pro entries include the No. 86 Neuhofer Rennsport car for Felix Neuhofer, Alfred Renauer, Robert Renauer and Martin Ragginger.

In Pro-Am, current IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship GTD driver Parker Thompson will return to the cockpit of a Porsche for the first time since his 2022 title triumph in PCCNA.

The Canadian is set to share the No. 18 Muehlner Motorsport Porsche with Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America regulars Anthony McIntosh and Glenn McGee as well as Jared Thomas.

They’ll be facing off against Mercedes-AMG factory driver Adam Christodoulou, who will be piloting the No. 29 Toro Racing by HRT Performance machine alongside Dennis Zang and Eric Zang.

Notably, McGee and McIntosh have also been entered aboard Muehlner’s No. 21 car alongside Ryan Yardley and Tyler Hoffman, which features in the Am class.

Meanwhile, a third car from the Belgian squad, entered in the Pro class, will see Jeroen Bleekemolen team up with Martin Rump and Fabio Grosse.

Madeline Stewart and Alex Sedgwick, Carrera Cup North America teammates at JDX Racing, join MRS GT Racing for the event to team up with Bronze-rated American drivers Therese Lahlouh and Nicolas Romano.