Red Bull Ferrari wins GT World Sprint Cup season finale in Barcelona
The Red Bull Ferrari driven by Max Verstappen’s protégé Thierry Vermeulen has won the GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup season finale in Barcelona.
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This year’s GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup season ends with a Ferrari victory. Thierry Vermeulen and Ben Green came out on top in the Emil Frey Racing Ferrari 296 GT3, winning from pole position!
Second place went to Thomas Neubauer and Arthur Leclerc in the AF Corse Ferrari. The two Ferraris were separated by 4.454 seconds after an hour of racing.
Ariel Levi and Andrea Frassineti, in the Tresor Attempto Racing Audi, rounded off the top three. The Attempto duo also claimed victory in the Silver Cup.
The safety car was deployed on the opening lap following several collisions that completely shuffled the order of the field. David Pittard, Alex Malykhin and Matisse Lismont were forced to retire. Ricardo Feller, who had already been crowned champion, was caught up in a pile-up at the first corner and dropped to the back of the field.
Following the pit stop window, a neutralisation was declared to recover Sven Müller’s Porsche, which had come to a standstill during the pit stop window.
GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup Barcelona Race 2 Results (Top 10):
Thierry Vermeulen/Ben Green – Emil Frey Racing – Ferrari 296 GT3
Thomas Neubauer/Arthur Leclerc – AF Corse – Ferrari 296 GT3
Ariel Levi/Andrea Frassineti – Tresor Attempto Racing – Audi R8 LMS GT3
Loris Spinelli/Mattia Michelotto – VSR – Lamborghini Temerario GT3
Dani Juncadella/Chris Lulham – Mercedes-AMG Team Verstappen Racing – Mercedes-AMG GT3
Charles Weerts/Kelvin van der Linde – WRT – BMW M4 GT3
Kobe Pauwels/Nicki Thiim – Comtoyou Racing – Aston Martin Vantage GT3
Amaury Cordeel/Jordan Pepper – WRT – BMW M4 GT3
Joseph Loake/Dean MacDonald – Garage 59 – McLaren 720S GT3
Dylan Pereira/Alex Aka – Tresor Attempto Racing – Audi R8 LMS GT3
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