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Valencia Vortex: The Winter Series 2026 Races
The Circuit Ricardo Tormo erupts in Valencia’s winter warmth, hosting the GEDLICH Racing Winter Series climax. GT3, GT4, and Cup X endurance warriors share the 4-kilometer stage with Formula Winter Series single-seaters and prototype racers, turning the compact bullring into a multi-class cauldron where 900-hp GT monsters dice with featherweight open-wheelers and sleek LMP-style machines.
Day one is a symphony of preparation across disciplines. Scrutineering lines stretch long: carbon-tubbed prototypes on scales, Formula Winter Series cars with wings adjusted to the gram, and GT squads torque-checking every bolt on Porsche 911 GT3 Rs and Ferrari 296 GT3s. Afternoon free practice layers chaos—prototypes howling through the final sector at 250 km/h, formula cars threading hairpins with surgical precision, GT4 packs hunting tow in the slipstream. Tire blankets glow red, data streams flood pit walls, and the paddock thrums with crossover banter: a prototype engineer eyeing GT fuel maps, a formula rookie studying GT braking zones.
Day two ignites with qualifying fireworks. A split warm-up segregates classes before the grid battles: prototypes lock brakes into Turn 1 for pole, Formula Winter Series drivers ballet-dance the chicane for FWS honors, GT3 titans carve sub-1:25s while GT4 warriors scrap kerb-to-kerb. Grandstands roar as classes interleave on hot laps, carbon shards glittering under floodlights. Post-session, crews swarm—diff preload for GT, wing angles for formula, ride height for prototypes. A joint drivers’ parade unites the grid: helmeted prototype aces alongside wide-eyed formula talents and grizzled GT veterans.
Race day unleashes the full spectacle. Forty-plus cars surge—prototypes leaping from the line, formula cars diving inside, GT packs fanning wide. Early laps are ballet and brutality: a prototype slicing past a GT4 train, a formula car out-braking a Cup X Porsche. Pit stops cascade—prototype driver swaps in 40 seconds, formula tire changes under blankets, GT crews blitzing 7-second stops. Safety cars compress the madness, sparking three-abreast restarts. Prototype leaders hunt overall glory, Formula Winter Series stars chase checkered flags in class, GT3 duels rage door-to-door. As dusk falls, the circuit is a blur of spray and sparks. The checkered flag crowns an overall prototype victor, formula champions, and GT class kings in a multi-tier podium soaked in Valencian sun and shared triumph.
