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20–26 July 2026 • Week 30 recap
Week 30 in Cobber Racing
Two championships, eight timing boards and 1,353 laps made this Cobber Racing's biggest double-header yet. The Tatuus field delivered a seven-thousandths thriller, while BMW turned the opening GT3 Manufacturer Showdown into a statement victory.
Tatuus FA01GT3 ShowdownRead the Week 30 recapDaily winners, GT3 podium and manufacturer standings
1,353Total laps
814Clean laps
46Tatuus drivers
109GT3 drivers
Tatuus FA01 Daily Challenge
Seven circuits, six winners and a finish decided by 0.007 seconds
The Tatuus paddock covered 245 laps across seven very different circuits, with 129 clean laps making the board. Volanda opened the week at Monza, while titomate63 closed it at the Red Bull Ring GP.
Sliprain was the only repeat winner, taking Imola and Zandvoort, but the week's defining fight came at Monza '66 Junior. brakyn volk stopped the clock at 0:49.921—just 0.007 seconds ahead of Sliprain.
Tatuus daily winners
A winner for every circuit
MonzaVolanda
ImolaSliprain
ZandvoortSliprain
Monza '66 Juniorbrakyn volk
Silverstone GPPlayer
Brands Hatch GPblaker47
Red Bull Ring GPtitomate63
GT3 Manufacturer Showdown
BMW strikes first as Mercedes and McLaren are split by one lap
The first GT3 Showdown brought 109 drivers to Vallelunga Classic for a remarkable 1,108 laps. Of those, 685 were clean and 55 drivers earned a place on the classified leaderboard.
stephencpope9 claimed the inaugural driver victory with a 1:11.453, leading a BMW sweep of the top five. Behind BMW's commanding manufacturer win, Mercedes and McLaren fought all the way to the flag—and second place was settled by a single clean lap.
GT3 manufacturer standings
Every clean lap counted
BMW Z4 GT31st
Mercedes SLS GT32nd
McLaren MP4-12C GT33rd
GT3 driver podium
BMW locks out the rostrum
First placestephencpope9BMW • 1:11.453
Second placeXOBMW • 1:12.116
Third place6 AnchorBMW • 1:12.124
The Week 30 picture
Two very different challenges, one busy Cobber Racing paddock
The Tatuus challenge rewarded drivers who could adapt to a new circuit every day. The GT3 Showdown asked for a different kind of commitment: choose a manufacturer, keep returning throughout the week and make every clean lap count for the team.
From a 0.007-second sprint finish to a manufacturer battle decided by one clean lap, Week 30 proved that every lap really does matter.
Explore both Week 30 leaderboardsEvery classified lap and every manufacturer result is waiting in the archive.
The new Cobber Racing GT3 Manufacturer Showdown puts BMW, McLaren and Mercedes head-to-head in a week-long hotlap fight—with every clean lap helping to build your manufacturer's result.
GT3 Manufacturer ShowdownRead moreHow to join, represent a manufacturer and follow the results
How it works
Choose your car when you join the server
Join the server and choose the BMW, McLaren or Mercedes you want to represent. Set your fastest clean laps in that car and help your manufacturer climb the weekly standings.
The server cannot prevent drivers from changing cars, so the manufacturer battle runs on the honour system. You can test the field, but if you want to fight for a team, choose your manufacturer and represent it properly for the weekly round.
A new circuit goes live each week, giving everyone seven days to learn the track, find the final few tenths and improve their position. The cars are official Kunos content, so no additional car mods are required.
Weekly results and manufacturer standings are published every Monday on the Cobber Racing website.
Pick a manufacturer. Set a clean lap.Server information and the latest track are available in the Cobber Racing Discord.
Seven challenges, 356 laps and 70 drivers delivered another fiercely competitive week. Vallelunga Club rewarded precision, Silverstone 1967 demanded commitment and Brands Hatch produced the closest fight of the round.
Tatuus FA01Read full race reportAwards, daily winners and the story of the week
70Unique drivers
356Recorded laps
222Clean laps
7Daily challenges
Weekly awards
The paddock honours board
Most Active Driverokajima44 laps and victory at Vallelunga Club.
Hotlap HeroGreg0:44.059 at Brands Hatch Indy.
Ironman AwardPope39 laps, including 30 clean laps.
Daily challenge winners
Seven circuits, six winners
Nürburgring SprintKING_ofthe7SEAS
Vallelunga Clubokajima
MonzaAntoine Jdrt
Silverstone 1967Rockman
Brands Hatch IndyGreg
ZandvoortNo valid clean lap
Vallelunga ExtendedPegasus
The story of the week
Six winners share the spotlight as Brands Hatch goes down to the wire
Greg produced the week's fastest lap with a blistering 0:44.059 at Brands Hatch Indy, beating Leon Klein by just 0.029 seconds. It was the narrowest headline battle of a round filled with new names at the top.
okajima paired victory at Vallelunga Club with a week-leading 44 laps, while Pope completed 39 laps with an impressive 30 of them clean. KING_ofthe7SEAS, Antoine Jdrt, Rockman and Pegasus each claimed a challenge win of their own, giving Week 29 six different winners.
Zandvoort proved the week's toughest assignment: the supplied session recorded activity, but nobody completed a valid clean lap before the challenge ended.
Seven challenges, six winners and one margin of 0.029 seconds—the fight for every tenth is alive and well.
A fresh challenge awaitsThe board has been reset, another circuit is live and every driver starts from zero.
Five circuits, 333 laps and 44 drivers made Week 28 the busiest challenge round yet. Brands Hatch demanded precision, Spa rewarded bravery and Imola punished every missed apex—while the timing screens kept getting faster.
Tatuus FA01Read full race reportAwards, daily winners and the story of the week
44Unique drivers
88Driver entries
333Completed laps
5Daily challenges
Weekly awards
The paddock honours board
Most Active DriverKane48 laps and two daily victories.
Hotlap HeroKane0:45.506 at Brands Hatch Indy.
Ironman AwardPlayer35 laps across the week.
Daily challenge winners
Five tracks, five targets
Brands Hatch IndyKane
MagioneKane
SpabinRussel
Red Bull Ring GPbROs_JAN
ImolaAnssi Tapio
The story of the week
Kane sets the pace—but four winners keep the week wide open
Kane was the driver to beat early, opening with a lightning-fast 0:45.506 at Brands Hatch Indy before making it two from two at Magione. Add a week-leading 48 laps and it was a commanding display of both speed and persistence.
The field answered back. binRussel produced a serious 2:23.769 at Spa, bROs_JAN edged the Red Bull Ring GP challenge in 1:31.255, and Anssi Tapio closed the week with a sharp 1:47.413 around Imola. Four different winners from five challenges made sure nobody had it all their own way.
The grid is growing, the laps are piling up and the margins at the top are getting smaller.
Another week, another chanceA new circuit means a clean leaderboard and one more opportunity to put your name at the top.
The calendar rolled into July with five very different challenges, 123 laps and 27 drivers hunting personal bests. From a sub-40-second Bikernieki blast to the long, fast commitment of Spa, Week 27 rewarded anyone who could adapt quickly.
Tatuus FA01Read full race reportAwards, daily winners and the story of the week
27Unique drivers
72Driver entries
123Completed laps
5Daily challenges
Weekly awards
The paddock honours board
Most Active DriverKaloyan Kanchev14 laps and a victory at Spa.
Hotlap HeroRaygun0:39.534 at Bikernieki Oval.
Clean Lap AwardSliprainEight clean laps across the week.
Daily challenge winners
Five tracks, five targets
Monza '66 RoadSliprain
Bikernieki OvalRaygun
SpaKaloyan Kanchev
Tor Poznan KartingSliprain
ZandvoortPlayer
The story of the week
Sliprain doubles up as three more winners share the spotlight
Sliprain started the week strongly at Monza '66 Road and struck again at Tor Poznan Karting, becoming the only driver to take two daily victories. But the week's outright stopwatch hero was Raygun, who fired in a rapid 0:39.534 around Bikernieki Oval.
Kaloyan Kanchev combined consistency with speed, topping the activity chart on 14 laps and taking Spa in 2:25.333. Player completed the winners' circle at Zandvoort, giving Week 27 four different victors from five challenges.
Short lap or long lap, one attempt or fourteen—the only target that really matters is your next personal best.
The battles keep comingThe leaderboard is reset, another circuit is live and every driver starts with a clean slate.
Seven daily challenges. 444 recorded laps. Eighty-seven drivers and four different winners. From Imola's technical rhythm to Laguna Seca's unforgiving Corkscrew, Week 26 delivered variety, pace and a proper fight for the top of the timing screen.
Tatuus FA01Read full race reportAwards, daily winners and the story of the week
87Drivers
444Recorded laps
7Daily challenges
4Different winners
Weekly awards
The paddock honours board
Most Active DriverSliprain42 laps and no shortage of commitment.
Hotlap HeroSliprain1:25.619 at Laguna Seca.
Double Victory AwardokajimaWins at Spa and Red Bull Ring GP.
Daily challenge winners
Seven tracks, seven targets
ImolaSliprain
MugelloRaygun
Spa-Francorchampsokajima
Red Bull Ring GPokajima
ZandvoortSliprain
Nürburgring SprintThe Goodest Boi
Laguna SecaSliprain
The story of the week
A Sliprain hat-trick, an okajima double and no easy victories
Sliprain bookended a huge week with victories at Imola, Zandvoort and Laguna Seca, setting the outright headline time with a 1:25.619 at the Californian circuit. Three wins from seven challenges is serious business—but the week was far from a one-driver show.
okajima proved devastatingly versatile, taking Spa in 2:23.827 before backing it up at the Red Bull Ring GP. Raygun mastered Mugello, while The Goodest Boi conquered the Nürburgring Sprint to make it four different winners across the week.
Different circuits rewarded different strengths—and that is exactly how a great challenge week should feel.
Everyone starts from zeroA fresh circuit is live, the board is reset and there is always another tenth to find.
Seven circuits. 690 laps. Thirty-eight drivers. From a 45-second blast around Vallelunga Club to the full fury of the Nordschleife, this was a week that asked the Cobber Racing paddock to adapt fast—and then find one more tenth.
Tatuus FA01Read full race reportAwards, daily winners and the story of the week
38Drivers
690Laps
7Daily challenges
72.8%Clean laps
Weekly awards
The paddock honours board
Most Active DriverSliprain114 laps. Apparently sleep is optional.
Hotlap HeroUncle Glock0:45.053 at Vallelunga Club.
Ironman AwardShane70 laps across the week.
Daily challenge winners
Seven tracks, seven targets
Silverstone NationalThalenson
Brands Hatch IndySliprain
Red Bull Ring NationalSliprain
Hidden ValleySliprain
Monza '66 JuniorSliprain
Vallelunga ClubUncle Glock
Nordschleife TouristenfahrtenDominic6767
The story of the week
Sliprain sweeps four—but the final word belongs to the field
Sliprain put together a formidable midweek run, taking four daily wins across Brands Hatch, the Red Bull Ring, Hidden Valley and Monza. Then Uncle Glock produced the outright lap of the week: a razor-sharp 0:45.053 around Vallelunga Club.
Dominic6767 closed the week by conquering the Nordschleife in 6:35.356, a fitting finish after seven wildly different challenges. But the headline is bigger than any single result: 38 drivers showed up, chased personal bests and kept the timing screen alive all week.
Every lap matters. Every PB counts. Every driver adds something to the grid.
Next challengeA fresh circuit and a reset leaderboard are already waiting.