After an extended break since the opening round of their championship back in March, the 2026 Extreme SuperCars driven by Dunlop competitors get back on track at Zwartkops Raceway for the second round of the 2026 championship on 22 and 23 May.
In the overall championship standings, Ant Blunden (G&H Racing Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo) leads the way from Gianni Giannoccaro (Sparco / G&H Transport Audi R8 GT3 LMS), Roy Obery (HAVAL Edenvale Porsche GT3 Cup MR), Charl Arangies (Stradale Motorsport Mercedes AMG GT3 EVO), and Uli Sanne (G&H Transport BMW Z4).
The GT3 class battle at the front of the field is likely to be a repeat of the opening round, where Arangies and defending champion Jonathan du Toit (Trans Africa Racing Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO) were never separated by a couple of car lengths throughout all three races.
Gianni Giannoccaro (Sparco / G&H Transport Audi R8 GT3 LMS) leads the way in Class A. His strongest competition is likely to come from his brother, Ricky, in the G&H Racing Lamborghini Huracan GT3. Marius Jackson (MJR Motorsport Audi R8 GT3 LMS) will join them in Class A.
After winning two out of the three heats in Cape Town, Blunden will look to add to his victory tally at Zwartkops. He will have to hold off Obery and Jimmy Giannoccaro (G&H Transport Nismo GTR GT3) if he is to achieve his aim.
At the time of writing, Sanne is the only competitor in Class D.
Newcomers, Karah Hill (Kalex Audi R8 LMS GT3 EVO) and Damian Hammond (Liqui Moly Mercedes AMG GT3), will be allocated to classes once they have set representative times.
Mark du Toit will be out in his Trans Africa Racing Ford GT1 in the Classic GT3 category.
As usual, the drivers will have three practice sessions on Friday before their qualifying session at 16:40. They will then contest three races on Saturday, all over 12 laps. The first will kick off at 10:15, the second at 12:35, and the final race is scheduled for 14:50.