The highly competitive one-make Polo Cup championship is gearing up for a major strategic transition in the upcoming motorsport calendar. Following its inaugural season held under the banner of the DMV Goodyear Racing Weekends, this spectacular touring car series will switch to the ADAC environment next year, with the majority of its race weekends integrated directly into the organization's dedicated grassroots and young talent platform.
A total of five out of the six scheduled race weekends will take place within the robust framework of the ADAC Racing Weekends. This move aims to elevate the sporting standards and provide a more structured competitive ladder for rising drivers looking to showcase their craft in front of larger crowds and more intense paddock scrutiny.
The crown jewel of the upcoming schedule will undoubtedly be the season opener at Motorsport Arena Oschersleben. For the very first time, the series will feature as part of the support package for the prestigious DTM championship, promising fans hard-nosed bumper-to-bumper racing action right from the moment the starting lights go out.

Grid numbers are also experiencing a healthy surge ahead of the upcoming campaign. While the debut season features around 20 cars on the grid, several new teams are planning to enter the fray next year, pushing the projected grid past the 30-car mark. This substantial growth highlights the enduring appeal of the platform for teams and drivers alike.
Importantly, economic stability remains a core priority for the championship organizers as the grid expands. According to reports from Speedweek, entry fees will not be increased for the upcoming season, ensuring that competitors face no additional financial burdens while preparing their technical setups, tires, and strategies for the demanding calendar ahead.



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