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Tsunami RT Confirms 2025 GT Open campaign

Tsunami RT the team from San Marino is further expanding its activity in GT3 racing after recent campaigns in Asian LMS, GT World Challenge and the 24 Hour Series.

Tsunami RT already dipped their toes in GT Open last year at the Red Bull Ring, and is now ready for a full campaign with its Porsche 911 GT3 R, which will be entrusted to its regular Italian duo of Fabio Babini and Johannes Zelger.

The team is working to field a second car, with conversations with sponsors and drivers ongoing. The squad will remain a faithful contender also in GT Sport’s junior GT series, the GT Cup Europe, where it has been present for years.

Team principal Valerio Maria Speziali: “We are incredibly excited to kick off the 2025 GT Open season and make our full season debut with our Porsche 911 GT3 R #79. It’s a big step for us as a team and we’re confident in the package we’ve put together. The pace we showed during the spot race, back in RBR 2024 gives us great motivation! The entire team has been working tirelessly to prepare for this challenge and we can’t wait to start the season!”

Sainteloc Commit Full Season Audi

After debuting in the International GT Open at the last round of 2024, Saintéloc Racing will embark on its first full-season campaign in the series.

One of the top squads in the world’s GT scene, the French outfit has confirmed the entry of one of its Audi R8 LMS GT3 Evo II in the Pro-Am class, which could be joined in selected events by a second car.

Car #27 sporting an attractive new livery will be entrusted to Michaël Blanchemain, who already drove it in Monza last year. The name of the other driver will be revealed shortly.

AF Corse Confirm #22 Ferrari Crew

Carl Bennett and Tommaso Mosca will be at the wheel of the #22AF Corse Ferrari 296 GT3 for the 2025 International GT Open.

22AF Corse Ferrari 296 GT3 for the 2025 International GT Open

Carl Bennett: “I’m honoured to join AF Corse in the International GT Open. I am confident that we will achieve great results. I’m looking forward to learning the language and culture of the team. My goal is to learn as much as possible at the wheel of the Ferrari 296 GT3 and to fight for the 2025 championship”.

Tommaso Mosca: “I’m very happy to be racing with AF Corse again in the upcoming season. They’re a team that has made history in GT racing and I’m ready to defend their colours in 2025. I’m motivated and determined to give my all, knowing that I can count on a top-level team, a competitive car and a young, yet very experienced, teammate”.