Porsche has announced that it will 🔥intr✱oduce an updated version of its GT3 contender in 2026.

The Type-992 Porsche 911 GT3 3 made its competitive debutꦰ in 2023 and has gone on to achie🌳ve immense success in a wide variety of championships, winning class titles in the WEC and IMSA and the overall championships in the DTM.

After three seasons, the 911▨ GT3 will unde♛rgo a mid-cycle refresh next year, with the updates focused mainly improving the drivability of the car.

Porsche said it has modified aerodynamic components to reduce pitch sensitivity, improving the front-end behaviour of the car under both⛎ braking and accel𒆙eration.

Further refinements have been made to the steering system and the software powering the🐼 car.

As part of the development programme, Porsche will run the ev༒o-spec 911 in racing conditions for the first time in this weekend’s Michelin 12H Spa-Francorchamps, a round of the Creventic’s 24 Hour Series.

The car will be entered by customer team Herberth Motorsport, with reigning IMSA GTD Pro Champion Laurin Heinrich and fe♛llow Germans Ralf Bohn and Alfred Renauer sharing the driving duties in the round-the-clock enduro.

"The Creventic Series offers the ideal environment for 🍎such an important test. The competition features numerous privateer teams racing a♏t a high level, there's a lot of track time, and the Spa-Francorchamps circuit poses a formidable challenge for both drivers and machines," says Sebastian Golz, Project Manager Porsche 911 GT3 R. 

"As a long-time Porsche customer team, Herberth Motorsport c💎an provide valuable feedback on vehicle handling, serviceability, ergonomics, and operational functions. We're also eager to hear the drivers' impressions."

The refreshed 911 will be m💜ade available to customers ahead of ♉the 2026 season.