GT World Series in Singapore: Miyazono wins, Serrano takes the Nations Cup lead

The third and last world series round of the 2026 Gran Turismo World Series was raced on 3 October in Singapore. In the Nations Cup, Japan's Takuma Miyazono wins the final ahead of Spain's Jose Serrano and Pol Urra. France's Kylian Drumont, winner of the Sprint race, finishes sixth in the final and loses the lead of the standings. In the Manufacturers Cup, Subaru wins with Daniel Solis, ahead of Ferrari and Mazda.

The final runs over 24 laps of Circuit de Sainte-Croix B in reverse, in the Gran Turismo Red Bull X2019 Competition. After 40 minutes, the top six are covered by 2.9 seconds: Miyazono in 40'06.190, Serrano 0.400 s behind, Urra 0.607 s, Samuel Moreno Baeza 0.917 s, Valerio Gallo 2.373 s, then Drumont 2.929 s. Gallo sets the fastest lap, a 1'35.105.

Earlier in the day, Kaj de Bruin had set the fastest qualifying time, in a Dallara SF23 Super Formula at Sportsland SUGO, and Drumont had won the 15-lap Sprint race ahead of Gallo and de Bruin. Only the final awards points.

Reigning champion Jose Serrano leads on 12 points. Pol Urra has 11, Takuma Miyazono and Kylian Drumont 10, Samuel Moreno Baeza and Valerio Gallo 7. Each round awarded 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point to the top six of its final.

Points from the world final, held in Tokyo on 5 and 6 December, will be added to this total. The rules state that its format and points scale will be published later. Until we know how many points it hands out, the gap between the top four says little. In the event of a tie, the title goes to the driver who finishes highest in the grand final.

The final is raced in the Gr.3 category, over 20 laps of the full Autodrome Lago Maggiore layout in reverse. Daniel Solis wins for Subaru, 0.123 s ahead of Nicolás Arriagada (Ferrari), and Samuel Cardinal (Mazda) finishes third. Fifth, Porsche keeps the lead of the standings with 14 points, ahead of Ferrari (12), Mazda (9) and Audi (8). The results page does not name Porsche's driver in Singapore.

The standings of both cups are on the 2026 season page.

The rigs at the live events are fitted with the Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Extreme base. In Singapore, Thrustmaster became an official partner of the competition and unveiled its T-GT III bundle, and Polyphony Digital set 15 October as the date for the first part of Gran Turismo 7's Spec IV update.

This article reports the results and standings published by Gran Turismo, read on 6 October 2026.