Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux

Do you remember these moments from last year’s 24 Hours of Zolder? 💭

In less than a week’s time, the first sessions of the 24 Hours of Zolder weekend will kick off. But before we continue writing the next chapter in the endurance racing classic, let’s have a look back at the previous edition, in which the Top 7 Overall were all 911 GT3 Cup (992.1) entries.

What are you looking forward to most? 👇

The liveries at the previous 24 Hours of Zolder 🎨

Which one do you think is the coolest?👇

Only two weeks remain until the highlight of the season ⏳

In just two weeks time, the famous 24 Hours of Zolder will have its first sessions commence.

Who will be there to witness the action? ☝️

3️⃣ Rounds down at 3️⃣ different tracks

As we have completed the first three Rounds of the season, we already have seen three of the Benelux’ best racing circuits: Circuit Zolder, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, and TT Circuit Assen.

If you could join the PETB for a round, at what track(s) would it be? 👇

Hat-trick for the #99 Belgium Racing Team in the Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux 

➡️ Victory for Dylan Derdaele, Paul Meijer and Nicolas Saelens  
➡️ Next up: the 48th edition of the 24 Hours of Zolder!  
 
The third round of the Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux delivered a spectacular four-hour race under brilliant summer sunshine at what many still consider the most beautiful circuit in the world. After an intense battle, victory went for the third consecutive time to the #99 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup – Type 992 – of Belgium Racing Team, driven by Dylan Derdaele, Paul Meijer and Nicolas Saelens. The next round of the Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux will immediately be the highlight of the season: the 24 Hours of Zolder, where Porsche will be chasing its 22nd overall victory. 

Read more: https://racing.porsche.com/articles/hattrick-for-car-99-belgium-racing-team-at-round-3-in-spa

📸 Roel Ramaekers l RMK Media

Spa, here we come! 😎

This weekend, the Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux heads to the iconic 7.004 km Ardennes circuit for the third round of the season. A perfect venue for endurance racing, as history has proven time and time again.

See you there! 👋

Assen delivered 🇳🇱

The track of Assen certainly proved why it’s loved by so many motorsports enthusiasts, delivering strong racing throughout the weekend. From the track layout itself to the historic atmosphere, racing at Assen proved to be special.

What was your favourite moment from Assen?

Saelens and Derdaele continue the winning streak at Assen

- Nicolas Saelens and Dylan Derdaele secure their second consecutive victory of the season and strengthen their championship lead

- Belgium Racing Team dominates the Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux with three cars inside the top four

The Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux once again delivered an exciting endurance spectacle, this time at the iconic TT Circuit Assen. After their victory at the season opener in Zolder, Nicolas Saelens and Dylan Derdaele (Belgium Racing Team) made it two wins from two races, taking a commanding victory in the second round of the 2026 season. Porsche also claimed overall honours in the Belcar Endurance Championship, while Belgium Racing Team further underlined its strength with three cars finishing inside the top four.

A sensational opening stint from Dylan Derdaele laid the foundation for success, as he charged through the field and took the lead within the opening laps. Together with Saelens, the duo controlled the race despite overcoming steering issues after contact during the event. Behind the winners, ART Racing secured a second consecutive runner-up finish, while Belgium Racing Team completed the podium with its Cool-Coox-Rillaerts entry.

The championship now heads to the legendary Spa-Francorchamps circuit in the Belgian Ardennes for Round 3 on July 3 and 4.
Read more through the link in our bio!

Round 2 Assen✅

During the 3H race at the legendary TT Circuit Assen, Belgium Racing’s nr99 fought their way to the top step of the class and overall podium after qualifying outside the top three, an all-round impressive performance by Nicolas Saelens and Dylan Derdaele.

They were followed by ART Racing’s nr2 in P2, with Belgium Racing’s nr98 rounding out the podium in P3.

In the GT Sport division, VR Racing by NGT nr40 secured P1, followed closely by Q1 Motorsport nr30 in P2.

A win streak for Belgium Racing 🏆

The nr. 99 of claims a back-to-back win after crossing the line in first place both overall and in class 👏

See you in June for the 3rd round at Spa 🇧🇪