2024 Porsche Carrera Cup North America

Last updated June 26, 2024

The 2024 Porsche Carrera Cup North America, known as the 2024 Porsche Deluxe Carrera Cup North America for sponsorship reasons, will be the fourth season of the Porsche Carrera Cup North America. It will begin on March 13 at Sebring International Raceway and end on October 20 at Circuit of the Americas.

Calendar

The calendar was released on October 23, 2023, featuring eight rounds. The rounds at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca and the Grand Prix of Long Beach were dropped in favor of a round at the Canadian Grand Prix, alongside a return to Road Atlanta.^[1] A new sub-championship, dubbed the ANDIAL Cup, was introduced at the IMSA-supporting rounds.^[2]

Round	Circuit	Date
1	Sebring International Raceway, Sebring, Florida	March 13–15
2	Miami International Autodrome, Miami Gardens, Florida	May 3–5
3	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal, Quebec	June 7–9
4	Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, New York	June 20–22
5	Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin	August 2–4
6	Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Speedway, Indiana	September 20–22
7	Road Atlanta, Braselton, Georgia	October 9–11
8	Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas	October 18–20

Race is part of ANDIAL Cup

Series news

Following three years of competition using Michelin tires, Yokohama became the official tire supplier ahead of the 2024 season.^[3]

Entry list

Team	No.	Driver	Rounds
Pro Class
ACI Motorsports	2	Jimmy Llibre	1–4
JDX Racing^[4]	4	Elias De La Torre IV^[4]	1–4
	9	Zachary Vanier^[4]	1–4
	82	Madeline Stewart ^[4]	1–4
	98	Alex Sedgwick ^[4]	1–4
Momentop FMS Motorsport x RGB Racing	5	Ángel Benítez	1–4
Momentop FMS Motorsport x RGB Racing	91	Michael Verhagen	2
McCann Racing	8	Michael McCann	1–4
MDK Motorsports ^[5]	15	Yves Baltas^[5]	1–4
	20	Gustav Burton^[6]	1–3
	37	Sabré Cook ^[6]	1–4
	64	Dan Clarke ^[6]	1–4
Kellymoss^[7]	24	Loek Hartog ^[7]	1–4
Kellymoss^[7]	85	Jake Pedersen^[8]	2–4
Topp Racing Performance	77	Colin Kaminsky	1–4
Topp Racing Performance	78	Ryan Yardley	1–4
Rearden Racing	85	Jake Pedersen	1
Baby Bull Racing	88	Michael Cooper	1–4
McElrea Racing^[9]	TBA	TBA	TBA
Pro-Am Class
GMG Racing	3	Ofir Levy	2–3
GMG Racing	14	James Sofronas	1–3
Forward Motorsport	11	Peter Ludwig	1–4
ACI Motorsports	16	Pedro Torres	1, 4
	26	Roberto Tutino	1–4
	84	Marco Cirone	1–4
Kellymoss^[10]	23	Jordan Wallace^[11]	1–4
	65	Efrin Castro	1–4
	99	Alan Metni	1–4
Baby Bull Racing	44	Moisey Uretsky	1–4
Topp Racing Performance	56	Jeff Mosing	1–4
Momentop FMS Motorsport x RGB Racing	66	David Tuaty	2
	91	Javier Ripoll Sanchez	1, 4
	91	Andre Renha Fernandes^[12]	3
BGB Motorsports	69	Thomas Collingwood	1–2
MDK Motorsports ^[6]	74	Kenton King^[6]	1–4
Masters Class
MGM Racing	10	Jody Miller	4
Kellymoss^[10]	13	Todd Parriott	1
	57	John Goetz	1–4
	68	Chris Bellomo	1–4
ACI Motorsports	18	Richard Edge	1, 4
	19	Tom Balames	1–2, 4
	55	Matt Halcome	1–4
Alegra Motorsports, LLC	22	Carlos de Quesada	1–4
GMG Racing	32	Kyle Washington	1–3
MDK Motorsports ^[6]	43	Mark Kvamme ^[6]	1–4
MDK Motorsports ^[6]	46	Naveen Rao	1
Ruckus Racing	45	Scott Blind	1–2, 4

Results

Round	Circuit	Date	Pole Position	Fastest Lap	Winning Driver	Winning Team	Winning Pro-Am	Winning Masters
1	Sebring International Raceway, Sebring, Florida	March 13–15	Loek Hartog	Loek Hartog	Loek Hartog	Kellymoss	James Sofronas	Matt Halcome
2	Sebring International Raceway, Sebring, Florida	March 13–15	Gustav Burton	Loek Hartog	Gustav Burton	MDK Motorsports	Alan Metni	Matt Halcome
3	Miami International Autodrome, Miami Gardens, Florida	May 5–7	Alex Sedgwick	Gustav Burton	Loek Hartog	Kellymoss	Efrin Castro	Mark Kvamme
4	Miami International Autodrome, Miami Gardens, Florida	May 5–7	Alex Sedgwick	Loek Hartog	Zachary Vanier	JDX Racing	Moisey Uretsky	Mark Kvamme
5	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal, Quebec	June 7–9	Loek Hartog	Yves Baltas	Yves Baltas	MDK Motorsports	James Sofronas	Matt Halcome
6	Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Montreal, Quebec	June 7–9	Loek Hartog	Michael Cooper	Loek Hartog	Kellymoss	Moisey Uretsky	Matt Halcome
7	Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, New York	June 20–22	Ryan Yardley	Ryan Yardley	Ryan Yardley	Topp Racing Performance	Alan Metni	Richard Edge
8	Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, New York	June 20–22	Alex Sedgwick	Jimmy Llibre	Alex Sedgwick	JDX Racing	Pedro Torres	Richard Edge
9	Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin	August 2–4
10	Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin	August 2–4
11	Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Speedway, Indiana	September 20–22
12	Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Speedway, Indiana	September 20–22
13	Road Atlanta, Braselton, Georgia	October 9–11
14	Road Atlanta, Braselton, Georgia	October 9–11
15	Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas	October 18–20
16	Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas	October 18–20

Championship standings

Points system

Championship points are awarded in each class at the finish of each event. Points are awarded based on finishing positions in the race as shown in the chart below.^[13]

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th	Pole	FL
Points	25	20	17	14	12	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	2	1

For the Pro-Am and Masters championships, the lowest two race results before the final round are dropped. All pole position and fastest lap points are retained.

Driver's Championship

Pos.	Driver	SEB		MIA		CGV		WGL		ELK	IMS	ATL	COT	Points
Overall
1	Loek Hartog	1	3	1	7	2	1	2	2					171
2	Alex Sedgwick	4	5	15	2	4	4	6	1					116
3	Michael Cooper	6	6	3	5	3	3	4	7					107
4	Ryan Yardley	3	2	35	3	9	26	1	3					106
5	Zachary Vanier	7	12	2	1	7	5	5	4					105
6	Yves Baltas	9	10	7	8	1	2	9	11					88
7	Dan Clarke	8	9	4	29	5	30	3	5					70
8	Gustav Burton	2	1	18	4	WD	WD							62
9	Michael McCann	13	4	6	27	6	7	10	12					56
10	Elias De La Torre	11	11	5	6	11	9	12	8					56
11	Colin Kaminsky	5	7	9	13	12	29	7	9					51
12	Jimmy Llibre	10	8	34	9	10	10	20	6					43
13	Sabré Cook	14	13	8	10	25	8	8	10					41
14	Ángel Benítez	12	24	21	11	8	6	33	34					27
15	Jake Pedersen	33	14	10	12	18	11	11	28					22
16	Moisey Uretsky	32	22	14	14	14	12	17	32					10
17	Efrin Castro	35	35	11	16	30	19	14	31					7
18	Jordan Wallace	25	20	12	33	15	20	28	18					5
19	Alan Metni	40	15	19	35	19	16	13	27					4
20	Pedro Torres	18	19					15	13					4
21	James Sofronas	15	28	23	32	13	27							4
22	Marco Cirone	16	16	17	17	16	14	18	14					4
23	Madeline Stewart	17	40	16	36	17	13	16	29					3
24	Michael Verhagen			13	34									3
25	Kenton King	36	17	20	15	23	25	34	15					2
26	Matt Halcome	20	21	32	23	20	15	23	19					1
27	Richard Edge	22	36					22	16					0
28	Roberto Tutino	28	39	28	21	31	17	19	33					0
29	Mark Kvamme	29	37	24	19	27	24	25	17					0
30	Jeff Mosing	19	38	22	18	24	18	30	26					0
31	Peter Ludwig	23	18	29	28	28	21	21	21					0
32	Jody Miller							24	20					0
33	Scott Blind	30	26	33	20			29	25					0
34	Chris Bellomo	21	31	25	25	21	32	27	30					0
35	Kyle Washington	26	25	WD	WD	22	22							0
36	John Goetz	24	27	36	22	32	28	26	22					0
37	Carlos de Quesada	38	23	31	31	26	23	31	23					0
38	Tom Balames	37	34	30	26			32	24					0
39	Ofir Levy			27	24	WD	WD							0
40	Thomas Collingwood	27	29	26	30									0
41	Andre Renha Fernandes					29	31							0
42	Javier Ripoll Sanchez	39	30					WD	WD					0
43	Naveen Rao	31	33											0
44	Todd Parriott	34	32											0
45	David Tuaty			37	37									0
Pro-Am
1	Marco Cirone	16	16	17	17	16	14	18	14					136
2	Moisey Uretsky	32	22	14	14	14	12	17	32					123
3	Alan Metni	40	15	19	35	19	16	13	27					111
4	Efrin Castro	35	35	11	16	30	19	14	31					106
5	Jordan Wallace	25	20	12	33	15	20	28	18					102
6	Kenton King	36	17	20	15	23	25	34	15					91
7	Jeff Mosing	19	38	22	18	24	18	30	26					79
8	James Sofronas	15	28	23	32	13	27							77
9	Peter Ludwig	23	18	29	28	28	21	21	21					76
10	Pedro Torres	18	19					15	13					73
11	Roberto Tutino	28	39	28	21	31	17	19	33					55
12	Thomas Collingwood	27	29	26	30									27
13	Ofir Levy			27	24									15
14	Naveen Rao	31	33											12
15	Andre Renha Fernandes					29	31							12
16	Javier Ripoll Sanchez	39	30											9
Masters
1	Matt Halcome	20	21	32	23	20	15	23	19					175
2	Mark Kvamme	29	37	24	19	27	24	25	17					132
3	Chris Bellomo	21	31	25	25	21	32	27	30					117
4	Carlos de Quesada	38	23	31	31	26	23	31	23					96
5	John Goetz	24	27	36	22	32	28	26	22					93
6	Richard Edge	22	36					22	16					77
7	Scott Blind	30	26	33	20			29	25					76
8	Kyle Washington	26	25	WD	WD	22	22							60
9	Tom Balames	37	34	30	26			32	24					51
10	Jody Miller							24	20					31
11	Todd Parriott	34	32											17
12	David Tuaty			37	37									0
Pos.	Driver	SEB		MIA		CGV		WGL		ELK	IMS	ATL	COT	Points

Colour	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Second place
Bronze	Third place
Green	Points finish
Blue	Non-points finish
Blue	Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple	Retired (Ret)
Red	Did not qualify (DNQ)
Red	Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
White	Did not start (DNS)
	Withdrew (WD)
	Race cancelled (C)
Blank	Did not practice (DNP)
	Did not arrive (DNA)
	Excluded (EX)

Bold - Pole position
Italics - Fastest lap

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↑ 2024 IMSA SPORTING REGULATIONS and SSR PCCNA Blackline 022824

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