Porsche Esports Supercup Heads to Interlagos for Penultimate 2026 Round

The 2026 Porsche Esports Supercup World Championship heads into its critical fourth round this Saturday, October 10, bringing 32 of the world's top sim racers to Brazil's Autódromo José Carlos Pace. With only two events left in the five-round championship campaign, the title contest remains tightly balanced.

Verstappen Sim Racing driver Florian Lebigre enters the Brazilian event as the championship leader after securing multiple Sprint race victories this season. Lebigre is closely pursued in the standings by Coanda driver Mitchell deJong, who captured his first Main race win of the year in unpredictable wet weather conditions during the previous round at Suzuka Circuit.

The Suzuka round shook up the title picture when rain began falling mid-race. While early contenders Charlie Collins, Dayne Warren, and reverse-grid polesitter Hady Noah Mimassi faced setbacks, deJong survived on slick tires despite dropping to tenth on the opening lap, ultimately climbing back to seal the victory. Lebigre opted for wet-weather tires midway through the event and mounted a charge back to fourth, leaving deJong to claim the top step.

Saturday's event marks the series' return to the 4.292-kilometer Interlagos layout for the first time since 2022, when Sebastian Job and Zac Campbell collected the Sprint and Feature victories respectively. Live streaming begins at 19:00 GMT across Porsche's official YouTube and Twitch channels. Following Brazil, the series will pause for one week before wrapping up the 2026 championship at Autodromo Nazionale Monza on October 24.