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BS+HYBRID claims Adelaide win as GT3 title rivals collide
Phil Denes and Karel Staut took overall victory in the 6 Hours of Adelaide, bringing BS+HYBRID home ahead of UNI-G Racing. A clash between Grid-and-Go.com eSports and BS+COMPETITION disrupted the GT3 championship contenders’ races, while Grid-and-Go’s Porsche Cup entry finished tenth overall. Team75 Bernhard by SimRC won GT4 despite losing its rear wing.
Read storyBleu Mercure holds off Grid-and-Go as Risi wins IMSA Esports opener
Bleu Mercure Esport resisted a late challenge from Grid-and-Go.com eSports to win the 2026 IMSA Esports Global Championship opener at Road Atlanta. Risi Competizione by GnG took GTD honours after gambling on slick tyres at the start. A drying track shaped both races, while early incidents left the defending GTP champions with a costly opening result.
Read storyBleu Mercure takes GTP and GT3 victories at iRacing Petit Le Mans
Bleu Mercure Esport won two classes in the top split of the 2026 iRacing Petit Le Mans powered by VCO at Road Atlanta. Alexander Spetz and Atte Kauppinen overcame traffic contact to secure the overall victory, while the team’s #133 BMW prevailed in GT3. Margem D’Arada by NGC held off Deletraz Automotive to win LMP2 as the VCO Grand Slam season concluded.
Read storyGrid-and-Go wins Portimão as pit strategy reshapes 24H Series Esports battles
Grid-and-Go.com eSports claimed its second GT3 victory of the 2026 24H Series Esports season at Portimão, as Jarno Koch and Sven Haase converted pole position into a commanding win in a race heavily influenced by tyre strategy, penalties and pit-lane execution.
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