Brazilian Matheus Ferreira was one of the revelations of the 2026 Porsche Supercup season, considered the “Porsche World Championship” and which runs on the same weekends as Formula 1. The driver of car number 27 finished the championship in fourth place among the rookies after eight rounds contested.
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“Monza closed a season of many challenges in the Porsche Supercup. There were great learnings and evolution both on and off the track. I am very grateful to everyone who was part of this journey and was with me at every stage,” says Matheus, who races for the GP Elite team.
Matheus ended the Supercup with podiums achieved in Zandvoort, Hungaroring, Spa-Francorchamps, and Monaco. The driver now turns his attention to the final round of the German Porsche Carrera Cup, where he is fifth overall in the championship with 159 points earned and 50 points remaining in play in the last round.
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“The Supercup is over, but the season is not finished yet. Now we go all out for Hockenheim, in the last round of the German Porsche. We can still move up in the championship and that is what we will work for,” says Matheus.
The decisive round of the German Porsche Carrera Cup will be held between October 9 and 11 with two races.
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