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24H Series set to return to racing at Portimao on June 13-14

by Davey Euwema
5 years ago
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24H Series set to return to racing at Portimao on June 13-14

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The Creventic 24H Series looks set to be the first international sportscar racing championship to return to racing as the Dutch organisation has released a provisional entry list for the Portimao 24H, set to be held on June 13-14.

The current list features 19 entries split across GT3, 991, GT4, TCR and TCX. According to Creventic, each team will have its own pit box in accordance with social distancing requirements, while face masks in the paddock and pit lane will also be mandatory.

Both the track and the series will offer logistical assistance to competing teams, with the track providing teams with certificate to allow them to cross European Union borders, while Creventic has offered to help teams by arranging charter flights if necessary.

Portugal has recorded 31,946 confirmed cases as of Saturday, with 1,383 fatalities.

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Portugal’s borders are open for international transport, with daily flights from Amsterdam, London, Paris and Frankfurt, while hotels and restaurants in the area will open on June 1st.

The event features a two-hour practice session on Friday, followed by qualifying and additional night practice session before the twice-around-the-clock enduro kicks off at 12:00 pm on Saturday.

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