Andorran Driver Frank Porté Claims Podium on Prototype Debut at Spa
Frank Porté overcame car troubles and short prep to secure third place in his first prototype race with CD Sport at the Belgian circuit, qualifying strongly in a large field.
Key Points
- Frank Porté finished third in a four-hour endurance race at Spa-Francorchamps.
- Debuted in prototype category with CD Sport in Ultimate Cup European Series.
- Qualified fourth out of 34 cars despite limited prep time due to car issues.
- Porté adapted quickly and open to future GT racing return.
Frank Porté finished third in a four-hour endurance race at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, marking his debut in the prototype category with the CD Sport team in the Ultimate Cup European Series.
The Andorran driver joined CD Sport just a few weeks ago and overcame limited preparation time due to car issues. Despite the challenges, he qualified fourth out of a 34-car field and adapted swiftly to the prototype, securing a podium spot in his first outing in the class.
"I'm very pleased with this debut alongside CD Sport. I adapted very rapidly," Porté said.
Porté has not ruled out a return to GT racing in the future. The result signals a promising transition for the Andorran at the iconic Belgian track.
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