Harmony Racing's two cars will compete in the GTWC Asia Cup finale of the year.

From October 17th to 19th, the 2025 GT World Challenge Asia season will usher in its highly anticipated finale. The event will make its debut in Beijing, with a street race taking place in the scenic Yizhuang Economic and Technological Development Zone. WINHERE Harmony Racing will field a powerful two-car lineup, concluding the 2025 season with a bang on this urban street circuit.

This meticulously designed 4.9-kilometer street course, meticulously designed by Apex Circuit Design, features 12 corners and blends urban expressways with public roads. The track weaves between modern skyscrapers and Tongming Lake Park, seamlessly interweaving natural landscapes with urban speed, creating the most urban-inspired final race in GT World Challenge Asia history.

The No. 96 Ferrari 296 GT3 will continue to be driven by rising domestic stars Deng Yi and Luo Kailuo. This mid-season partnership has already become the team's championship-winning team. They dominated the previous round in Okayama, Japan, taking the overall victory. Despite experiencing vehicle problems in the recent Shanghai 8 Hours, they demonstrated tremendous resilience and an indomitable spirit.

It is worth noting that Deng Yi currently ranks second in the Silver Cup class's annual driver standings, just 16 points behind the class leader. The uncertainty of street racing makes the championship race highly suspenseful: with narrow corners, frequent safety cars, and ever-changing road grip, any decision or overtaking could potentially rewrite the championship.

Car #55 is undoubtedly another highlight of this race. Ye Yifei made his GT World Challenge Asia debut at the last round in Okayama. The Chinese driver, who won the overall victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in mid-year, became the center of attention with his extensive racing experience and driving skills.

This weekend, he will team up with renowned Chinese gentleman racer Zhang Yaqi to compete in the complex conditions of a street race. Zhang Yaqi, who won second place overall and the Pro-Am class at last week's Shanghai 8 Hours Endurance Race, is in top form. How will they, a top-tier professional racer with a Le Mans track record and a formidable driver with exceptional prowess in China and the Asia-Pacific region, achieve a harmonious rhythm and forge a rapport on city streets? This will undoubtedly be one of the most anticipated highlights of this final race.

The GT World Challenge Asia Cup finale in Beijing is not only the ultimate showdown for season glory, but also another pivotal moment in Chinese motorsport history. Harmony Racing will compete with a dual-track lineup, with car #96 aiming for the championship and car #55 striving for a breakthrough. As the cars roar across the lakeside, speed and the city will once again intertwine to create the most thrilling symphony. October 17-19, Beijing—the season finale, the glorious beginning!

GT World Challenge Asia, Beijing, China

Race Schedule (Beijing Time)

October 17 (Friday)
3:25 PM - 4:25 PM Official Practice
4:30 PM - 5:00 PM Bronze Driver Practice

October 18 (Saturday)
8:45 AM - 9:45 AM Qualifying
12:20 PM - 12:35 PM Qualifying Session 1
12:42 PM - 12:57 PM Qualifying Session 2
16:15 PM - 5:20 PM Race 1 (60 minutes + lead car)

October 19 (Sunday)
15:05 PM - 4:05 PM Race 2 (60 minutes + lead car)