This is the current standings in the LMGT3 class of the FIA WEC

As is well known, the FIA WEC consists of two classes. Alongside the Hypercars, which compete amongst themselves for overall victory in the races, the LMGT3 cars also compete in the World Endurance Championship. The nine manufacturers – Aston Martin, BMW, Corvette, Ferrari, Ford, Lexus, McLaren, Mercedes-AMG and Porsche – are each represented by two cars in the field. However, each car must also have at least one driver in its line-up who holds FIA Bronze status.

Following the race in Barcelona, Jonny Edgar leads the standings with 92 points. Nicky Catsburg is in second place with 88 points, whilst Ben Keating is fifth with 70 points. The exciting thing is that all three are drivers of TF Sport’s #33 Corvette Z06 LMGT3.R. The difference in points is due to Keating missing the Imola and Spa-Francorchamps rounds – and Catsburg being unable to compete in Brazil.

In third place are Richard Lietz, Riccardo Pera and Yasser Shahin, who drive a Porsche 911 GT3 R LMGT3 for The Bend Manthey. The trio have 74 points to their name. Right behind them are Peter Dempsey, Charlie Eastwood and Salih Yoluc with 70 points. The second Corvette trio (Racing Team Turkey by TF) secured class victory in Brazil and most recently finished fourth in Barcelona.

The team standings paint a similar picture: TF Sport leads the way with 92 points. In second place is The Bend Manthey with 74 points, ahead of Racing Team Turkey by TF with 70 points and Team WRT’s #69 BMW M4 LMGT3 Evo with 66 points. Vista AF Corse (with the #21 Ferrari) rounds off the top five with 64 points. The next race in the FIA WEC is scheduled for 8 November 2026. This will be the season finale at Monza.

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