The 2026 24H Series European Series calendar has been confirmed by series organisers Creventic, with the headline being the addition of a round at the Nürburgring in July.
The 12H Nürburgring will take place on the Eifel circuit’s Grand Prix layout, running to a two-part format on the 3rd to 5th July 2026. It will be the series’s first-ever race at the Nürburgring, and its first in Germany since a round at the Hockenheimring in 2022.
The 12H Nürburgring replaces the 12H Misano on the schedule, with the rest of the five-round calendar relatively unchanged from 2025.
The season begins with the 12H Mugello on the 20th to 22nd March, before the 12H Spa-Francorchamps on the 17th to 19th April. The 12H Paul Ricard has moved forward a month to the 5th to 7th June, with the Nürburgring hosting round four.
The campaign will yet again conclude with the 24H Barcelona, on 18th to 20th September. This twice-around-the-clock affair will be the only continuous race in 2026, with the other four hosting split contests.
“We are very pleased to once again present an exciting calendar for 2026,” Helen Roukens, General Manager at Creventic, said.
“It’s always special to return to our traditional circuits that feel like home to the Michelin 24H Series, but like every year, we are also delighted to surprise our teams with the addition of a completely new circuit to the championship. The first reactions from the paddock have been very positive, and it’s fantastic to see so much enthusiasm from the teams.
“We are confident that this combination of familiar favourites and fresh challenges will deliver another unforgettable season, both on and off the track.”
Before the European Series, Creventic will host its three-round Middle East Trophy across Malaysia and the United Arab Emirates in December and January.
2026 24H Series European Series Calendar:
- 12H Mugello, Italy, 20-22 March
- 12H Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium, 17-19 April
- 12H Paul Ricard, France, 5-7 June
- 12H Nürburgring, Germany, 3-5 July
- 24H Barcelona, Spain, 18-20 September
Image courtesy of Creventic
