Exciting Final Race at Zolder for Porsche Endurance Trophy

• Top teams still fighting for the final victory and podium 

• Season finale concludes a dominant year for Porsche in national endurance racing 

Zonhoven, October 8, 2025. As autumn settles in, it’s time for motorsport’s final prizes to be awarded, and that includes the Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux. This Sunday’s Belcar Endurance Championship finale at Circuit Zolder will also mark the conclusion of the 2025 Porsche Endurance Trophy Benelux season. The battle between the various Porsche 911 GT3 Cup – Type 992 – machines from Belgium’s strongest Porsche teams promises to be as fierce as ever. 

After Porsche’s dominant showing at the 47th edition of the 24 Hours of Zolder, claiming a record 21st victory, a clean sweep of the podium, and eight cars in the top ten, attention now turns to this weekend’s final race on October 12. The fight for the final win of the year, as well as the remaining podium spots, is still wide open. Only after the 125-minute showdown on Sunday will we know who stands where on the final championship rostrum. 

At the top of the standings heading into the finale is the #15 D’Ieteren Luxury Performance by NGT Porsche 911 GT3 Cup – Type 992, driven by Glenn Van Parijs, Robin Knutsson, and Cédric Wauters. They will once again go head-to-head with the #99 Belgium Racing Porsche of Dylan Derdaele and Jan Lauryssen, their main rivals throughout the season. 

But the battle doesn’t stop there. The #98 Belgium Racing Porsche of Michael Cool and Brent Verheyen remains a strong contender for a final podium finish. After an impressive performance at the 24 Hours of Zolder, the young pairing will be giving it everything to finish their season on a high note. 

Another fast and ambitious duo, Christoff Corten and Benjamin Paque in the ART Racing Porsche, are also aiming to capitalize on their strong pace shown at Zolder’s endurance classic. Expect them to be right in the mix for a top result. 

Meanwhile, MM Racing returns with brothers Mick, Steve, and Tom Meurrens, who have enjoyed a competitive season with several podium appearances. The trio is expected to be back fighting at the front once again. 

Also returning to the grid is Q1 Trackracing, following successful outings earlier in the year at Spa-Francorchamps and the 24 Hours of Zolder, where they reached the podium. Drivers Nicolas Saelens and Paul Meijer will be looking to replicate, or even improve upon, that strong result. 

In the GT Sport class of the Belcar Endurance Championship, the title fight is equally thrilling. JDK by NGT will once again carry the Porsche flag, with Benjamin De Cock and Juna-Jane De Keersmaecker determined to secure the class championship. 

The free practice and qualifying sessions take place at Circuit Zolder on Saturday, October 11, from 9:05 to 9:50 AM and 3:00 to 3:45 PM, respectively. The final race of the season kicks off on Sunday, October 12, at 12:40 PM.