24H Series Middle East

The 24H Series Middle East, formerly known as the Middle East Trophy, is a sports car and touring car endurance racing championship organized by the Dutch agency Creventic with FIA approval, designed to offer low-cost, globally accessible endurance racing. The series typically features races ranging from 6-hour to 24-hour formats, with rounds historically held at iconic Middle Eastern venues such as the Dubai Autodrome and Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The competition accommodates a wide variety of car specifications, including GT3, GT4, 24H-Specials, TCR Touring Cars, and other touring car classes, promoting fair competition across diverse machinery. The championship provides teams and drivers with an excellent opportunity to extend their racing programs into the winter months, offering valuable testing and race preparation ahead of the main European 24H Series season. In recent announcements, the series confirmed an expansion into Southeast Asia with a round at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, while still retaining its core Middle Eastern fixtures.