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Team | Car | No. | Drivers | Rounds |
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LEIN Racing [1] | CUPRA León TCR [1] | TBA | Nikola Miljković [1] | TBA |
LPR Stefanovski Racing Team [2] | Hyundai i30 N TCR [2] | TBA | Igor Stefanovski [2] | TBA |
Six events were scheduled for the season. [3]
Rnd. | Circuit/Location | Date |
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1 | Eschdorf, Luxembourg | 4–5 May |
2 | Verzegnis, Italy | 1–2 June |
3 | Beaujolais, France | 15–16 June |
4 | Hauenstein, Germany | 27–28 July |
5 | Les Rangiers, Switzerland | 17–18 August |
6 | Sankt Agatha, Austria | 21–22 September |
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