• Start of eagerly awaited 24H SERIES European season just six weeks away
• All-action international endurance championship set for exciting campaign
• First event of championship will be Michelin 12H MUGELLO at end of March

Following an outstanding start to 2025 with the brilliant 24H Middle East Trophy, championship organisers Creventic are delighted to confirm registrations are now open for the upcoming Michelin 24H SERIES European season – and they’re aiming for another record-breaking campaign.

 
Marking 10 years since the 24H SERIES was awarded full international championship status by the FIA, the new endurance racing season is very eagerly awaited and again ready to provide sensational action across all classes, at some of the continent’s premier tracks.

 
The coming season will get underway in Italy on 21/22/23 March with the Michelin 12H MUGELLO at Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello. At 5.2 kilometres in length, and with 15 turns, the track is a fantastic challenge and will provide a terrific way to begin the championship. Situated in Florence, Tuscany, the venue boasts incredible surroundings – and great weather in the Spring time too!

 
One month later the teams and drivers will head to the legendary Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium for the Michelin 12H SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS on 18/19/20 April. Very much a circuit like no other, the Ardennes track delivers the ultimate in competition and is a true favourite of drivers and teams. On the Thursday before the race, 17 April, Creventic will organise a parade of race cars into Spa city.

Mid-season the championship makes a second visit to northern Italy for the Michelin 12H MISANO at World Circuit Marco Simoncelli on 23/24 May. Renowned as a key venue for Grand Prix motorcycling as well as international GT racing, the track is another absolute highlight on the 2025 calendar.

 
Round four takes the championship to France and the unmistakeable Circuit Paul Ricard. Taking place on 4/5 July, the Michelin 12H PAUL RICARD will no doubt have a major bearing on the destiny of the various European Series titles.

 
The grand finale, of course, will be the annual trip to Spain for the Michelin 24H BARCELONA on 26/27/28 September. Always one of the most popular events and venues, unpredictable action is guaranteed throughout the twice-round-the-clock spectacular at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

 
The races at Misano, Paul Ricard and Barcelona will run uninterrupted, while the championship curtain-raiser at Mugello and the second round at Spa will each be split across two portions of racing, with an overnight break between them.

Several notable full-season entries for the 24H SERIES European season have already been received by Creventic with Hofor Racing committing for the full campaign alongside Era Motorsport, RPM Racing, Continental Racing by Simpson Motorsport, Proton Huber Competition and 111 Racing.

 
Viper Niza Racing returns to 24H European season action for the first time since 2022, while E2P Racing, third in last year’s GT3 standings and Vice-Champion of the GT3-Am Championship, is back to mount a front-running challenge once more. Importantly, teams are still able to lodge entries for the full 24H SERIES, and Creventic is always happy to work with entrants to assist their goals.

 
Another benefit of each of the five 24H SERIES European season events is the additional track time on offer through the Track Days which Creventic organises ahead of each race weekend. At Mugello, Misano and Barcelona, there is the opportunity for teams and drivers to enjoy a superb 16 hours of running on the Wednesday and Thursday of each race meeting.

 
Almost eight hours of extra track time will be available at Spa-Francorchamps on the Wednesday before the event, and at Circuit Paul Ricard there will be eight hours of running on the Thursday ahead of the race.

 
To find out more about the wonderful world of 24H SERIES European season action, and how to get involved, visit the official website www.24hseries.com or email [email protected]