Bahraini outfit celebrates success after a stellar GT World Challenge Europe campaign
A Remarkable End to a Stellar Season
Bahrain’s 2 Seas Motorsport concluded a spectacular European racing season with a Gold Cup title victory at the final round of the GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS, held at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
The triumph marks yet another milestone in the team’s impressive rise on the international motorsport stage, solidifying their reputation as one of the most competitive outfits in GT racing.
Pride of the Kingdom
His Highness Shaikh Isa bin Abdullah bin Hamad Al Khalifa, owner of 2 Seas Motorsport, expressed immense pride in the team’s achievements, praising their commitment and professionalism throughout the season.
“The Bahraini outfit has built a strong reputation on the world’s most competitive racing circuits while raising the Kingdom’s name high on the podium,”
said Shaikh Isa.
He hailed the 2025 season as one of the team’s finest, highlighting how their dedication and consistency have firmly established 2 Seas Motorsport as a leading force in international motorsport.
Leadership and Vision Behind the Success
Shaikh Isa emphasized that Bahrain’s continuous successes in global racing reflect the vision and guidance of His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa and the support of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, the Crown Prince and Prime Minister.
He credited their leadership for fostering youth and sports development, helping Bahraini talent thrive on the world stage.
Dominance on the Track
No. 33 Car Clinches Gold Cup Glory
At the Barcelona finale, the No. 33 Mercedes-AMG GT3, driven by Harry King, Chris Lulham, and Thierry Vermeulen, delivered yet another podium finish under the Verstappen.com Racing program.
Their consistent performances throughout the Endurance Cup season earned them podium finishes in every round, ultimately securing the Gold Cup title in a fiercely competitive category.
“They have performed amazingly throughout the year and acted professionally at every step, proving that hard work and focus pay off,”
Shaikh Isa said in praise of the drivers.
Strong Performance from the No. 222 Crew
The team’s No. 222 Mercedes-AMG GT3, competing in the Bronze Cup, also impressed. Drivers Tom Lebon, Charles Dawson, and Kern Jewes battled through early challenges—including a puncture and debris-induced chaos on the opening lap—to finish inside the top ten.
A well-timed safety car helped them regain the lead lap, allowing for a strong recovery and a commendable finish.
In the final stages, Harry King brought the No. 33 car home in eighth overall and third in class, while Kern Jewes secured tenth in the Bronze class, rounding off a flawless season for the Bahraini team.
Bahrain’s Growing Motorsport Legacy
Shaikh Isa concluded by emphasizing that this achievement underscores Bahrain’s growing influence in international motorsport and the bright future of its racing talent.
With consistent podiums, championship titles, and a team spirit that embodies excellence, 2 Seas Motorsport continues to raise the Kingdom of Bahrain’s flag high on the global stage.
