Results

2023 – Filip Salaquarda – results

Filip Salaquarda has made a comeback to racing circuits and dominated the 2023 season in both sprint and endurance with the ISR Racing team. The Czech driver achieved nine victories in sprint races and was unbeatable in endurance races with his white Audi R8 LMS GT3, converting six starts into five first-place finishes. Salaquarda became the fifth Czech to claim the champion title in the ESET Cup.

2022 – Libor Milota – results

Libor Milota became in 2022 season the seventh driver to achieve the championship title in the prestigious GT category. The Czech racer started with a Mercedes AMG GT3 and won six races. He also added six fastest laps and five starts from pole-position starts. Team mates Gregor Zsigo – Dennis Waszek took the overall victory in endurance championship with BMW M4 GT3.

2021 – Marcin Jedlinski – results

In 2021, the dominance of Czech drivers was stopped by Marcin Jedlinski. The Polish driver achieved his second overall championship title in our series. Previously, he celebrated already in 2017. At the same time, he become another driver who scored more than one overall championship title in our championship. Except for him, only three-time champion Miro Konopka took more than one title. Except for overall championship title, Jedlinski secured also ESET Sprint title and GT3 Sprint title in 2021 season.

2020 – Daniel Skalický – results

The Czech driver became the ESET Cup champion also in 2020 season. It was Daniel Skalický in that case. The Duck Racing driver, who raced with Audi R8 LMS Ultra GT3 car as the previous champion Richard Chlad, became the champion also in ESET Sprint, ESET Endurance and GT3 Endurance. In addition to these successes, Skalický took also the title of vice-champion in GT3 Sprint.

2019 – Richard Chlad jr. – results

In 2019, the ESET V4 Cup trophy for the overall win went to a Czech driver again. Marcin Jedlinski was succeeded by his GT3 category competitor Richard Chlad jr., who picked up where Jakub Knoll left in 2017. And the K+K Racing Team driver did not dominate only in Sprint races, but in Endurance events as well. And in the same manner, he took his Audi R8 LMS Ultra to the win in the GT3 Trophy championship.

2018 – Marcin Jedlinski – results

Marcin Jedlinski became the first Polish driver to win the ESET V4 Cup 2018 championship, breaking years of Czech and Slovak dominance in the process. Marcin Jedlinski in his Audi R8 LMS GT3 and with Olimp Racing team dominated the season. They were amongst the favourites in every race – in both Sprints and Endurance – and just rarely did not live up to expectations. Especially in Endurance races he won all five races and gained the maximum amount of available points. In Sprints, he won six races and finished 2nd in the remaining three races.

2017 – Jakub Knoll – results

The first Czech to ever win the ESET V4 Cup was Jakub Knoll in 2017. He was driving for Šenkýř Motorsport team with BMW GT3 cars, switching between his favourite new M6 and Z4. The 2017 cup calendar consisted of five events supported also by other ESET V4 Cup series. Everything began at Hungaroring, followed by Red Bull Ring, Most, Slovakia Ring and Brno. ESET V4 Cup Touring Cars series then had two additional races at Most and Cerklje, Slovenia.

2016 – Miro Konôpka – results

After a one year break, Miro Konôpka had returned to the top and won the ESET V4 Cup once again in 2016. This time it took him a little longer with a new and very fast competitor Jakub Knoll, an expert in the sprint races. But he managed to do it with an Italian sports car Lamborghini Huracan. Konôpka then confirmed his ESET V4 Cup championship by winning the last two races, including his home race at Slovakia Ring. The only change in the calendar was a return of Poznań, which had replaced Salzburgring.

2015 – Štefan Rosina – results

It took until the 3^rd season of ESET V4 Cup to see finally a different winner. And it was another driver from Slovakia, Štefan Rosina, who managed to win the championship with Alpina B6 GT3 of Racing Trevor team and BMW Z4 GT3 owned by Robert Šenkýř’s team. Despite Rosina had taken three wins in endurance races, his true brilliance came to light in sprints, winning 8 out of 10 races. His great performance also got him a seat in Blancpain GT Series Sprint Cup for the following season. The 2015 calendar had seen a reduction back to six events as the series visited Hungaroring, Red Bull Ring, Salzburgring, Most, Slovakia Ring and Brno circuits.

2014 – Miro Konôpka – results

In its 2^nd season, ESET V4 Cup was expanded to seven events, thanks to a new event at Salzburgring, Austria. However, it was Miro Konôpka once again who dominated the season, taking six wins in total. He had been unbeatable in both, sprints and endurance races, as he kept driving with Porsche and American Saleen.

2013 – Miro Konôpka – results

The very first season of ESET V4 Cup series was won by a Slovakian driver Miro Konôpka back in 2013. That season had consisted of six events, in which Konôpka was switching between two cars – a yellow Porsche 997 GT3 and then his favourite Saleen S7R. The 2013 season calendar featured two circuits typical for Formula 1 – Hungaroring and Red Bull Ring. ESET V4 Cup also visited circuits at Poznań, Most, Brno and in Slovakia. Miro Konôpka, racing for ARC Bratislava team, won four out of six races in total.