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SRO GT4
Several SRO GT4 cars in the British GT Championship
SRO GT4 is a class of grand tourer racing cars maintained by the SRO Motorsports Group that race in various auto racing series across the globe. It is an entry-level class aimed at amateur drivers. GT4 cars are production-based vehicles with a few modifications for racing. The cars are closer to their road legal counterparts than most other GT racing classes; they are also one of the least powerful GT categories. The class uses a balance of performance system to provide close competition between different race cars.
The GT4 category was founded by the SRO at the end of 2006, and first introduced in 2007, racing in the GT4 European Cup as a cheaper alternative for GT3 racing. The category was also added to the British GT Championship in 2008. The SRO also founded the Dutch GT Championship in 2009. The GT4 class was also adapted by several other small national championships.
After an unsuccessful attempt to expand the category in 2012, the SRO introduced the GT4 European Trophy, consisting of five rounds from existing European Championships. This replaced the GT4 European Cup. In 2014, this series merged with the Dutch GT4 Championship to form the GT4 European series.
Due to a low number of entries, the SRO announced that the GT4 European series would be split into two championships, the GT4 European Series Northern Cup and the GT4 European Series Southern Cup. The Northern Cup would turn back into the GT4 European series, while the Southern Cup would turn into the FFSA GT Championship.
In North America, IMSA allows GT4 from mainstream manufacturers in the Grand Sport class of the Michelin Pilot Challenge since 2017, and in the Grand Sport X class of the IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge since its inaugural season in 2023.
As of October 2024, over 50 vehicles have gone through the homologation project with the RACB. GT4 cars can either directly be built by the automotive manufacturer, or by race teams and tuning companies.
SRO GT4 cars have been either exclusive to or in a distinct class in each of the following series.
As premier class
- ADAC GT4 Germany
- FFSA GT Championship
- GTC Endurance Challenge
- GT4 America Series
- GT4 Australia Series
- GT4 European Series
- GT4 Italy
- GT4 Russia
- GT4 Winter Series
- Michelin Pilot Challenge
- SRO GT Cup
- Supercars Endurance Series(GT4 South)
- Summerset GT New Zealand Championship
As subsidiary class
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24H Series
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24H Series Middle East
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APEX One
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Austrian GT
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Baltic Touring Car Championship
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Belcar
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Britcar
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British GT Championship
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Campeonato de España de GT
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China Endurance Championship
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China GT Championship
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CEZ Circuit Endurance
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Danish Endurance Championship
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DMV Super Touring & GT Cup
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Endurance Brasil
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Golf Pro Car
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GT America Series
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GT Cup Championship
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GT Cup Open Europe
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GT Cup Series
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GT Series Cup Brasil
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GT Summer Series
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GT Winter Series
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IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge
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International GT
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Nürburgring Langstrecken series
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Pikes Peaks International Hill Climb
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SRO Japan Cup
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Supercar Challenge
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Superrace Championship
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Super Taikyu Series
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Thailand Super Series
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Ultimate Cup Series
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World Racing league
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Group 3
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Group 4
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Group 5
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Group B
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Group GT1
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Group N-GT
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Group GT2
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Group GT3
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SRO GT2
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