GT Racing

GT Racing, short for Grand Touring racing, is a motorsport discipline featuring high-performance cars based on production sports cars, competing in endurance-focused road races.

These races showcase modified versions of recognizable street-legal supercars like Ferraris, Porsches, and Lamborghinis. GT Racing bridges the gap between everyday sports cars and purpose-built race cars, with various classes (GT4, GT3, GTE) indicating how far the vehicles deviate from their road-going counterparts.

Popular GT Racing series include the FIA GT World Championship, World Endurance Championship (featuring the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans), and GT World Challenge events across multiple continents. Races typically emphasize endurance, team strategy, and driver changes rather than pure speed.