2026/27 ALMS grid nearly complete
  • Home
  • ALMS
  • 2026/27 ALMS grid nearly complete
By Hamir Thapar profile image Hamir Thapar
2 min read

2026/27 ALMS grid nearly complete

46 cars will tackle the first events

With less than a month to go before the 2026/27 Asian Le Mans Series season opener, a nearly complete 46-car entry list has been revealed.

In addition to the two AF Corse-run 499Ps being confirmed as the only Hypercar entrants, the majority of the LMP2 and GT3 'TBC' slots have been filled. 

CrowdStrike Racing by APR are the defending LMP2 champions and will field George Kurtz, Louis Delatraz and Laurin Heinrich in the No.4 Oreca 07 -Gibson LMP2.

Georgios Kolovos and current Alpine Hypercar driver Charles Milesi will drive the No. 11 Proton, while the sister No. 66 car will be driven by Horst Felbermayr, Horst Felix Felbermayr and Milesi's current WEC teammate, Ferdinand Habsburg. 

Notable developments in GT3 include the withdrawal of the No. Dragon Racing Ferrari 296 GT3 Evo.  

2006 ELMS runner-up Matt Kurtzejewski and 19-year-old Lenny Reid have been confirmed for the No.77 911GT3 R Evo, while an unconfirmed Bronze driver will join Jonas Reid and Robert De Haan in the No.99 Porsche. 

With nine manufacturers, 16 nationalities and up to 33 teams represented, this year's Asian Le Mans Series grid is set to be one of the largest and most varied ever.

The 2026/27 Asian Le Mans Series kicks off on the 14th of November. 

The full entry list can be seen here.

By Hamir Thapar profile image Hamir Thapar
Updated on
ALMS
-------