Two more names were added to the list of winners in the 2026 Porsche Esports Supercup World Championship Series at Silverstone Circuit on Saturday afternoon. After Florian Lebigre and Charlie Collins took victories one week ago at Spa-Francorchamps, this weekend it was another Verstappen Sim Racing machine in Diogo Pinto claiming the Sprint race, and another Coanda Esports machine in Dayne Warren claiming the Main.

Until Warren’s win, it was all winners from Europe’s qualifying regionals. Now, tick one off for the Asia-Pacific region, that region finishing 1-2 in the Main with Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing’s Cooper Webster, the defending world champion, finishing runner-up, reminiscent of the Asia-Pacific Regional races where Warren went 5-for-5 with Webster finishing second all five times as well.

The win was huge for Warren, who had a disaster of a finish at Spa after some close quarters racing up Eau Rouge and Raidillon against another Red Bull, Sebastian Job. Warren is now ninth in the standings, 46 points behind the leader Collins, who followed up his Spa win with a fifth and third at Silverstone. Job jumps Lebigre for second, sitting one point behind Collins as the series prepares to take on Suzuka in one week’s time.

“It was a pretty nice race for me,” Pinto said following his Sprint race win. “Just got my hard work done in quali, of course, with the pole, and then just had to take it home. It’s really, really difficult in these cars to do any close racing with the dirty air, so I knew that I just had to stay clean and yeah, it was all good.”

Pinto wound up sixth in the Main as he would invert back to eighth. Warren was looking to finish in seventh in the Sprint, but a hard charging Webster ended up taking the spot, perhaps in spite of a better starting spot for the Main.

“I was having a shocker in the Sprint, to be honest,” Warren said post-race following his Main event victory. “I was just killing the tires, and Cooper was giving me the business, so get the reverse Sprint, and get it done, is such a huge relief. Spa definitely didn’t go out way, regardless if the pace was there or not, but I’m glad I was able to show something this round for sure.”

QUALIFYING: PINTO ON POLE FOR SPRINT RACE

The day started with qualifying, where up to 10 points were on the line. Former series champion Diogo Pinto just barely squeezed out the quick time, but only by 0.003 second over Coanda’s Alejandro Sánchez, a former winner at the venue. Gustavo Ariel (Verstappen Sim Racing), Sebastian Job (Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing), and Charlie Collins (Coanda Esports) rounded out the top-five and all brought home some extra points.

ROUND 2 | SILVERSTONE CIRCUIT | QUALIFYING TOP-10

POS. NO. DRIVER TEAM REGION INTERVAL PTS.
1 44 Diogo Pinto Verstappen Sim Racing Europe 1:58.689 10
2 47 Alejandro Sánchez Coanda Esports Europe -0.003 8
3 12 Gustavo Ariel Verstappen Sim Racing Americas -0.004 6
4 22 Sebastian Job Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Europe -0.031 4
5 93 Charlie Collins Coanda Esports Europe -0.032 2
6 2 Florian Lebigre Verstappen Sim Racing Europe -0.032 0
7 57 Dayne Warren Coanda Esports Asia-Pacific -0.033 0
8 1 Cooper Webster Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Asia-Pacific -0.065 0
9 24 Mitchell deJong Coanda Esports Americas -0.097 0
10 38 Tristan Iglesias Purple Group Europe -0.110 0

SPRINT RACE: PINTO DELIVERS VICTORY AS WEBSTER, WARREN SWAP SPOTS LATE

As Diogo Pinto alluded to earlier, the dirty air was a huge factor in the results of both races. Pinto led the field off of the grid start and never looked back, leading all eight laps for the Sprint race victory. The top-six finishers all finished where they qualified, with Florian Lebigre missing out on qualifying points while also losing another point to Collins, who he came into the day tied with for the point lead.

Cooper Webster qualified eighth and was looking to be heading towards the invert pole position, but late in the going, he got to Dayne Warren’s wing and “gave him the business”, moving the No. 57 out of the groove to take seventh spot. It was an extra point in the Sprint, but would lead to losing the invert pole and ultimately five points towards the championship.

ROUND 2 | SILVERSTONE CIRCUIT | SPRINT RACE RESULTS

POS. ST. NO. DRIVER TEAM REGION INTERVAL LAPS LED PTS.
1 1 44 Diogo Pinto Verstappen Sim Racing Europe 0.000 8 8 25
2 2 47 Alejandro Sánchez Coanda Esports Europe -0.979 8 0 22
3 3 12 Gustavo Ariel Verstappen Sim Racing Americas -1.814 8 0 20
4 4 22 Sebastian Job Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Europe -2.399 8 0 18
5 5 93 Charlie Collins Coanda Esports Europe -2.928 8 0 16
6 6 2 Florian Lebigre Verstappen Sim Racing Europe -3.676 8 0 15
7 8 1 Cooper Webster Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Asia-Pacific -5.390 8 0 14
8 7 57 Dayne Warren Coanda Esports Asia-Pacific -5.650 8 0 13
9 9 24 Mitchell deJong Coanda Esports Americas -5.917 8 0 12
10 10 38 Tristan Iglesias Purple Group Europe -6.214 8 0 11
11 11 7 Elvis Rankin Purple Group Americas -6.691 8 0 10
12 13 77 Xander Reed Kubina Racing Americas -7.648 8 0 9
13 17 42 Hady-Noah Mimassi Grid-and-Go.com eSport Americas -7.969 8 0 8
14 15 27 Miguel Costa Grid-and-Go.com eSport Americas -8.283 8 0 7
15 14 26 Sean Campbell Grid-and-Go.com eSport Americas -9.079 8 0 6
16 16 30 Agustin Torlaschi Purple Group Americas -9.403 8 0 5
17 18 11 Patrick Kessel Ronin Simsport Middle East & Africa -9.812 8 0 -1*
18 20 56 Damon Woods Falken Sim Racing Team Asia-Pacific -10.272 8 0 -2*
19 24 17 Hugo Allan Automoves Racing Team Asia-Pacific -12.342 8 0 2
20 12 96 Luke McKeown Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Europe -13.977 8 0 1
21 25 3 Avesta Ghobadi Veloce Academy Middle East & Africa -15.928 8 0 -5*
22 22 83 Xavier Cain Automoves Racing Team Asia-Pacific -16.264 8 0 0
23 21 91 Hudson Hughes Paddock.gg Asia-Pacific -17.319 8 0 0
24 19 33 Kody Deith Falken Sim Racing Team Asia-Pacific -17.879 8 0 0
25 30 67 Mehdi El Fathy Privateer Middle East & Africa -23.248 8 0 0
26 26 21 Dylan Allen Logitech G Orbit Drop Bear MS Middle East & Africa -23.585 8 0 0
27 28 433 Werner Schoeman Pandacity Esports Middle East & Africa -25.362 8 0 0
28 23 51 Zach Rattray-White Eclipse Simsports Asia-Pacific -25.798 8 0 -5*
29 27 99 Ruslan Khamidullin No Limits Racing Middle East & Africa -29.795 8 0 0
30 29 234 Shivesh Bissoon Privateer Middle East & Africa -32.651 8 0 0
DNS DNQ 19 Luis Beilicke Purple Group Europe DNR 0 0 0
DNS DNQ 92 Jack Johns No Limits Racing Middle East & Africa DNR 0 0 0

* = Penalty points deducted

MAIN RACE: WARREN REBOUNDS FROM SPA DIFFICULTIES FOR MAIN RACE DOMINANCE AT SILVERSTONE

Just like the Sprint, once the pole sitter set off, it was over from there. Dayne Warren led the entire way, all 15 laps in the 30-minute feature.

There was some movement among the top-10. Florian Lebigre started third, but lost two spots, again to Charlie Collins and Sebastian Job, costing him six points towards the championship and handing three points to both his rivals at the same time. Diogo Pinto, the Sprint race winner, moved up from eighth to finish in sixth, while Alejandro Sánchez fell from seventh to finish in ninth.

It was a rough outing for both Luke McKeown and Xander Reed, two of the hopefuls that lost big points in the battle for the World Championship. McKeown qualified 12th for the Sprint, got spun at the start, and recovered to finish in 20th. In the Main, he spun again, and this time, his troubles got worse as his connection to the server failed and he was forced to retire. Reed, on the other hand, had an OK Sprint, finishing 12th, but he also got spun in the Main, and wound up having to recover to finish in 18th.

ROUND 2 | SILVERSTONE CIRCUIT | MAIN RACE RESULTS

POS. ST. NO. DRIVER TEAM REGION INTERVAL LAPS LED PTS.
1 1 57 Dayne Warren Coanda Esports Asia-Pacific 0.000 15 15 50
2 2 1 Cooper Webster Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Asia-Pacific -1.584 15 0 45
3 4 93 Charlie Collins Coanda Esports Europe -2.132 15 0 40
4 5 22 Sebastian Job Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Europe -2.685 15 0 37
5 3 2 Florian Lebigre Verstappen Sim Racing Europe -3.566 15 0 34
6 8 44 Diogo Pinto Verstappen Sim Racing Europe -4.170 15 0 31
7 6 12 Gustavo Ariel Verstappen Sim Racing Americas -5.089 15 0 28
8 9 24 Mitchell deJong Coanda Esports Americas -5.481 15 0 26
9 7 47 Alejandro Sánchez Coanda Esports Europe -5.942 15 0 24
10 11 7 Elvis Rankin Purple Group Americas -6.775 15 0 22
11 10 38 Tristan Iglesias Purple Group Europe -7.623 15 0 20
12 14 27 Miguel Costa Grid-and-Go.com eSport Americas -8.125 15 0 18
13 13 42 Hady-Noah Mimassi Grid-and-Go.com eSport Americas -9.228 15 0 11*
14 15 26 Sean Campbell Grid-and-Go.com eSport Americas -11.299 15 0 14
15 16 30 Agustin Torlaschi Purple Group Americas -12.010 15 0 12
16 18 56 Damon Woods Falken Sim Racing Team Asia-Pacific -12.547 15 0 5*
17 17 11 Patrick Kessel Ronin Simsport Middle East & Africa -13.107 15 0 9
18 12 77 Xander Reed Kubina Racing Americas -15.491 15 0 8
19 19 17 Hugo Allan Automoves Racing Team Asia-Pacific -16.436 15 0 7
20 28 51 Zach Rattray-White Eclipse Simsports Asia-Pacific -17.521 15 0 6
21 24 33 Kody Deith Falken Sim Racing Team Asia-Pacific -19.565 15 0 5
22 22 83 Xavier Cain Automoves Racing Team Asia-Pacific -20.302 15 0 4
23 23 91 Hudson Hughes Paddock.gg Asia-Pacific -20.835 15 0 3
24 21 3 Avesta Ghobadi Veloce Academy Middle East & Africa -30.036 15 0 2
25 29 99 Ruslan Khamidullin No Limits Racing Middle East & Africa -35.628 15 0 1
26 26 21 Dylan Allen Logitech G Orbit Drop Bear MS Middle East & Africa -42.916 15 0 0
27 30 234 Shivesh Bissoon Privateer Middle East & Africa -1:01.263 15 0 0
28 25 67 Mehdi El Fathy Privateer Middle East & Africa -1:13.378 15 0 0
29 27 433 Werner Schoeman Pandacity Esports Middle East & Africa OUT 10 0 0
30 20 96 Luke McKeown Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Europe OUT 8 0 0
DNS DNQ 19 Luis Beilicke Purple Group Europe DNR 0 0 0
DNS DNQ 92 Jack Johns No Limits Racing Middle East & Africa DNR 0 0 0

* = Penalty points deducted

ROUND 2 | SILVERSTONE CIRCUIT | POINTS STANDINGS

POS. NO. DRIVER TEAM REGION PTS. WINS POLES T-5’s T-10’s
1 93 Charlie Collins Coanda Esports Europe 124 1 0 4 4
2 22 Sebastian Job Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Europe 123 0 0 4 4
3 2 Florian Lebigre Verstappen Sim Racing Europe 115 1 1 2 4
4 1 Cooper Webster Oracle Red Bull Sim Racing Asia-Pacific 111 0 0 2 4
5 12 Gustavo Ariel Verstappen Sim Racing Americas 107 0 0 2 4
6 47 Alejandro Sánchez Coanda Esports Europe 102 0 0 2 4
7 24 Mitchell deJong Coanda Esports Americas 101 0 0 1 4
8 44 Diogo Pinto Verstappen Sim Racing Europe 101 1 1 1 4
9 57 Dayne Warren Coanda Esports Asia-Pacific 78 1 0 2 3
10 7 Elvis Rankin Purple Group Americas 67 0 0 0 2

Charlie Collins continues to lead the way after two events, opening his lead from zero points to one point over Sebastian Job. Lebigre drops to third, while the defending champion, Webster, moves up to fourth. It’s another year of Red Bulls versus Coanda Purple, as the two groups own five of the top-10 spots apiece after two days of racing.

NEXT UP: SUZUKA

After Spa, the Porsche Esports Supercup World Championship heads to Suzuka Circuit for the third round of the season. The events are scheduled for Saturday, October 3rd, and will be live starting at 19:00 GMT (3:00 p.m. ET) via Porsche’s channels on YouTube and Twitch.


For more information on the 2026 Porsche Esports Supercup season, visit www.iracing.com/pesc.
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