Ring Knutstorp, located in southern Sweden, is a hub for racing and motorsport enthusiasts, annually welcoming thousands of visitors to test their driving skills and immerse themselves in the world of motorsport. The 2-kilometer track is one of the most demanding circuits in northern Europe, offering a unique challenge for drivers and an ideal testing ground for both racing and the automotive industry. As we approach the weekend, all eyes are on the CUPRA team—ready to deliver thrilling action and continue their pursuit of victory in the 2024 STCC season.
Let the race begin but first let’s hear what our Team Principal and drivers have to say:
“It’s been a semi-successful season so far, but we’re still in the hunt. This year has been groundbreaking with the electric-powered EPWR cars, and the team has done a tremendous job adapting. With two races left, everything is still on the table, and we’re going to give it everything we’ve got to close the season on a high.” - Marcus Ekström, Team Principal CUPRA Sweden-PWR
“It’s been a season of ups and downs, but we’re still very much in the fight. Ring Knutstorp is a demanding circuit, and I’m eager to push the car to its limits. With only two races left in the STCC, we need to make every lap count. There’s no room for error.” - Robert Dahlgren, Driver CUPRA Sweden-PWR
“The break gave us time to analyze and reset. We’ve had some strong moments this year, but also some missed opportunities. Ring Knutstorp is going to be crucial, not just for us, but for everyone. It’s all about putting the pieces together and finishing the season strong.” - Axel Bengtsson, Driver CUPRA Sweden-PWR
“Being part of the first fully electric touring car championship has been an incredible experience. The technology is pushing us in new ways, and while we’ve faced challenges, we’re learning every race. I’m confident we can come back stronger at Knutstorp.” - Anton Marklund, Driver CUPRA Sweden-PWR
With just two races left in this historic first season of fully electric touring car racing, the CUPRA Sweden-PWR team is primed to showcase its strength and potential. Despite the challenges along the way, the team has continuously adapted and evolved with the EPWR technology, EPWR being a part of PWR Group, breaking new ground in motorsport. Ring Knutstorp offers a prime opportunity to demonstrate the performance and innovation that define this new era of racing.
Together, we can set new standards in the world of motorsport
Furthermore, We would like to sincerely thank our official PWR Racing partners: CUPRA Sweden, Skellefteå Kraft, Scania, Texstar, and Atlas Copco. Your support has been vital to our progress this season and has helped push the boundaries of electric touring car racing. As we move forward, the importance of visionary partnerships continues to grow. Now is the time to join us on this journey into the future of motorsport—one that is not only sustainable and innovative but full of exciting potential.
With only a few races left this season, we remain focused on shaping the future of racing, both on and off the track, and we invite like-minded partners who share our passion for performance and progress to be a part of this exciting transformation. Together, we can set new standards in the world of motorsport.
What is PWR Group?
The PWR Group is based in Stockholm, Sweden. The business group consists of EPWR, PWR RX, PWR Racing and PWR Management. We're united by our passion for motorsports, and in everything we do, we're committed to making the sport more accessible, entertaining, and sustainable.
What is CUPRA Sweden-PWR?
PWR Racing, debuting under the name CUPRA Sweden-PWR in STCC 2023, was founded in 2012 by Daniel Haglöf and Peter "Poker" Wallenberg with the aim of breaking existing norms in circuit racing and advancing the sport. The team is part of the PWR Group and is based in Vikmanshyttan. PWR Racing are the reigning STCC champions for drivers, teams, and juniors. PWR Racing represents CUPRA in STCC and has won a total of nine titles in the championship.
What is STCC?
STCC is Scandinavia's leading racing championship, founded in 1996. The championship competes with heavily modified production cars in an explosive, short, and adrenaline-filled racing format on the best racing circuits in Sweden. Starting in 2024, the championship is electrified with brand-new race cars with nearly 550 horsepower, the most powerful cars in STCC history. STCC is broadcast live via the streaming platform STCC+.
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