Bang Saen, Chonburi, Thailand – July 1st, 2026 – The much-anticipated Bangsaen Grand Prix 2026 officially got underway today, marking the start of a five-day motorsport spectacular celebrating the event’s 20th anniversary.
Thousands of racing fans, drivers, and teams have descended on the iconic Bangsaen Street Circuit, a 3.7-kilometer seaside track that transforms the coastal roads of Bang Saen into one of Asia’s most thrilling temporary racing venues. The event, a highlight of the B-Quik Thailand Super Series (TSS), runs from July 1 to 5 and promises a packed program of high-speed competition across multiple categories.
Day one focuses on preparations, practice sessions, and support races, including the Eighty-Six Challenge Thailand, setting the stage for the main action over the coming days. Fans can look forward to intense battles in GT3, GT4, touring cars, production vehicles, and more, with over 100 cars expected to take to the track. International stars from the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia and Formula 4 South East Asia Championship are also set to compete.
Organizers have pointed out free public entry for the entire event, inviting spectators to enjoy not only world-class racing but also beachside festivities, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities in this unique coastal setting.
The Bangsaen Grand Prix has grown into Thailand’s premier street circuit event since its inception, drawing drivers from across Asia and beyond. This milestone 20th edition is expected to deliver even more excitement, with upgraded facilities and a great atmosphere along the shores of the Gulf of Thailand.
Racing action intensifies from July 2 onward, with live broadcasts available for fans unable to attend in person. Whether you’re a die-hard motorsport enthusiast or simply looking for a thrilling day out, the Bangsaen Grand Prix 2026 is delivering an unforgettable celebration of speed and Thai racing heritage.
For the latest schedule, results, and updates, follow the official Thailand Super Series channels. The championship races and the biggest crowds will be this weekend. Photos Thailand Super Series!
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