The final race of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Central Europe season consisted of 31 laps.
Nine Porsche 992 GT3 Cup race cars started the race, but only seven of them finished.
In the end, our crew in car #7—Pavel Bouška (CZ) and Jaroslav Janiš (CZ)—finished in 1st place in the eProAM category and 4th overall.
Pavel Bouška worked his way up to 4th place overall and 1st place in the eProAM category as early as the 4th lap. On Lap 2, the field bunched up behind the safety car, but Pavel continued his aggressive driving after the restart.
On Lap 9, he lost one position, dropping to 5th overall and 2nd in eProAM. However, he kept fighting, and on Lap 13, it was time for a pit stop and a driver change.
J. Janiš took over the wheel from Pavel Bouška and built on his teammate’s excellent work.
About 25 minutes before the end of the race, J. Janiš was in 5th place overall and 2nd in the eProAM category. But his comeback was far from over! About 15 minutes before the finish, he managed to move up to 4th place overall and 1st place in eProAM.
Great teamwork, a fight right down to the final minutes, and an important move to the top of the eProAM category!
Unfortunately, in the first lap, our driver M. Faiereisl had an incident with car number 91 and had to retire.
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The final race of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Central Europe season consisted of 31 laps.
Nine Porsche 992 GT3 Cup race cars started the race, but only seven of them finished.
In the end, our crew in car #7—Pavel Bouška (CZ) and Jaroslav Janiš (CZ)—finished in 1st place in the eProAM category and 4th overall.
Pavel Bouška worked his way up to 4th place overall and 1st place in the eProAM category as early as the 4th lap. On Lap 2, the field bunched up behind the safety car, but Pavel continued his aggressive driving after the restart.
On Lap 9, he lost one position, dropping to 5th overall and 2nd in eProAM. However, he kept fighting, and on Lap 13, it was time for a pit stop and a driver change.
J. Janiš took over the wheel from Pavel Bouška and built on his teammate’s excellent work.
About 25 minutes before the end of the race, J. Janiš was in 5th place overall and 2nd in the eProAM category. But his comeback was far from over! About 15 minutes before the finish, he managed to move up to 4th place overall and 1st place in eProAM.
Great teamwork, a fight right down to the final minutes, and an important move to the top of the eProAM category!
Unfortunately, in the first lap, our driver M. Faiereisl had an incident with car number 91 and had to retire.
His co-driver in the endurance race, Pavel Bouška, is waiting for him in front of the pit boxes.
The 100-mile Hungary Endurance Race will last 60 minutes.
We entered two cars in the race, with the following driver lineups:
A total of 9 Porsche 992 GT3 Cup race cars took the track.
Live timing is available to you at: livetiming.getraceresults.com
The Šenkýř Motorsport team coaches, J. Janiš and R. Gonda, are in good spirits on Sunday morning as they fine-tune their strategies together ahead of today’s two races.
In the background, you can see our pit area at the Hungaroring.
A recap of Friday's practice sessions as part of the Porsche Sprint Challenge Central Europe series.
Only car #7 took to the track for the final, eighth practice session, with P. Bouška and J. Janiš taking turns behind the wheel.
That wraps up today’s practice session.
The final Friday practice session—and the sixth overall—of the 2026 Porsche Sprint Challenge Central Europe at the Brno Autodrom is now behind us. This wraps up today’s practice schedule, and we can now fully focus on Saturday’s race day.
Pavel Bouška was the first to take the wheel of our #7 car, and he was relieved by coach Erik Janiš at approximately 4:20 p.m. This gave the crew additional time to prepare for the upcoming endurance race.
The final practice session also took place on a dry track at a temperature of around 16 °C, which allowed us to continue working on the setup of our Porsche 992 GT3 Cup cars.
So, practice is over! We still have a drivers’ meeting today, but the main event begins tomorrow morning. We have two qualifying sessions, two sprint races, and one endurance race ahead of us.
Results from the sixth practice session at PSCCE Brno:
Thank you to all our fans for your support—tomorrow we’re going all out!