Narrow point lead for Hamprecht as Porsche Carrera Cup Asia returns to Bangsaen Street Circuit

- Porsche Carrera Cup Asia will host Round 4 and 5 from July 13-15 - Single point lead for Philip Hamprecht in Overall, Wayne Shen and Suttiluck Buncharoen tied in Pro-Am - Series returns to challenging Bangsaen Street Circuit in Thailand - Legendary drivers Earl Bamber and Jacky Ickx join to celebrate Porsche 70 year Anniversary

Hamprecht defends table lead after action-filled Round 2 and 3 in Japan

Shanghai/Fuji. It was a clash-heavy Round 2 and 3 for Porsche Carrera Cup Asia at Fuji International Speedway as the race stop saw some of the series’ fiercest fighting in recent history, with an exciting invitational between Porsche Carrera Cup Asia and Japan rounding an action-packed weekend.

Historic invitational planned as Porsche Carrera Cup Asia heads to Fuji International Speedway

- Porsche Carrera Cup Asia will host Round 2 and 3 from June 15-17 - Philip Hamprecht leads in Overall, Wayne Shen in Pro-Am as drivers return to iconic Fuji International Speedway - Porsche Carrera Cup Asia and Japan collaborate for largest-ever invitational race with 49-car grid - Porsche 919 Hybrid to join onsite during motorsport legend’s historic “Tribute Tour”

Flawless lights to flag victory for Hamprecht after tense season-opener in Shanghai

Shanghai. The Porsche Carrera Cup Asia kicked off its 2018 season with a bang at Shanghai International Circuit over the weekend, with Team StarChase’s Philip Hamprecht taking home the Overall win in Round 1 win after expertly defending his pole position and Modena Motorsports’ Wayne Shen grabbing the first place honours with a tough fight in Pro-Am class.

Porsche Carrera Asia Cup returns to Shanghai with Round 1 alongside Formula 1

•Porsche Carrera Cup Asia kicks off season with Round 1 alongside Formula 1 at Shanghai International Circuit •First Carrera Cup Asia race for Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car (Type 991 II) •28 drivers from 12 countries and regions prepare to compete in the series’ largest grid to date •16-year-old Porsche China Junior Team driver Daniel Lu makes his GT debut

Faster times overall as Porsche Carrera Cup Asia debuts new Porsche 911 GT3 Cup during official test days in Shanghai

- New Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car (Type 991 II) clocks quicker lap times during Porsche Carrera Cup Asia Official Test Days - Earl Bamber Motorsport’s Will Bamber registers fastest time with 2:07.134 lap - Series set for first race weekend alongside Formula One in Shanghai from April 13-15

Porsche Carrera Cup Asia celebrates 15th anniversary as 2018 season kicks off with test days at Shanghai International Circuit

· 28 drivers from 12 countries and regions join the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia 2018 season · New calendar sees 12 rounds across 6 countries · 7 dealer teams compete in the Porsche Dealer Trophy · New Porsche 911 GT3 Cup Car (Type 991 II) makes Porsche Carrera Cup Asia debut · World-record breaking 2018 Winter Olympics gold medalist Wu Dajing joins season launch

Porsche Carrera Cup Asia 2018 Series Registered Entry List

2018 Season Series Registered Entry List

Fierce fights throughout the grid as Porsche takes podium in drama-filled Bathurst 12 Hour

Solid performance all around as Boston Athletic Club finishes at the top of Porsche entries in third overall while Craft Bamboo Racing took the Porsche 911 GT3 R to earn fifth

Historic debut for Porsche Motorsport Asia Pacific as Team Carrera Cup Asia and Craft Bamboo Racing mount attack at Bathurst 12 Hour

Carrera Cup Asia Insights: Catching up with Zheng Tong Auto Team

Zheng Tong Auto joined the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia in 201, with Chinese driver Bao Jin Long charging into the series to represent the team in a strong debut season where he ranked sixth overall. The following three seasons have seen consecutive returns from the dealer team who continues to be a strong force in the series year after year.

Carrera Cup Asia Insights: A Talk with Rookie Champion Evan Chen

Evan Chen was a quiet storm that took the series by force this year, rising to every challenge and capitalising on every centimetre of opportunity that came his way – straight through to the decisive moments of the final race when he closed the season out in first place in the Pro-Am Class.