Peter Kox — Race Calendar and Season Overview

The official race calendar keeps track of all upcoming events and past races featuring Peter Kox.

The Peter Kox race calendar is the central place where fans, partners and media can follow all upcoming races and review past events in a clear, structured format. This page lists every confirmed appearance: championship rounds, endurance classics, test events that are open to the public and selected one-off starts. Each entry in the calendar is designed to give you immediate clarity about where Peter is racing, in which car and on which circuit.

While the News section tells the story of each weekend and the Results page records finishing positions, this calendar focuses on dates, locations and race formats. It is your practical tool for planning: when to watch live broadcasts, when to follow timing apps and, if possible, when to visit the track in person.

How the Peter Kox race calendar is structured

The calendar is divided into upcoming events and completed races. At the top of the page you will find the next confirmed race, highlighted with a clear date range, series name and circuit. Below that, events are listed in chronological order, allowing you to scan the entire season at a glance.

Each race entry typically includes the following information:

• Championship or series – for example, a GT championship, endurance series or special event.
• Circuit and country – the track where the race takes place and the host nation.
• Date range – including practice, qualifying and race days.
• Race format – sprint race, double-header, endurance race or multi-class event.
• Car and class – the model Peter is driving and the category it competes in.

When available, each event in the calendar links to additional content: a preview article in the News section, a detailed report after the weekend and related media in the Gallery and Videos pages.

Upcoming races – plan your next race weekend

The upcoming races area is designed to answer a simple question: “Where is Peter Kox racing next?” For each future event, the calendar presents a brief summary so you can quickly decide how to follow it. Fans who want to watch live streams or TV broadcasts can use the dates to sync with their local time zone, while guests planning to visit the track can check which days include open practice, qualifying sessions and the main race.

As race dates approach, entries may be updated with extra details such as session start times, expected weather impact, car livery information or special activities with fans and partners. These updates are typically reflected both in the calendar and in dedicated preview articles that provide more context about the championship standings and goals for the weekend.

Past races – archive of completed events

Once a race weekend is finished, its entry moves from the upcoming section into the past races archive. Here, events are still listed chronologically but clearly marked as completed. This allows you to look back over the season, track by track, and see how the campaign evolved from the first test to the final round.

Each past event usually includes a link to the official race report in the News section and the final result in the Results page. In other words, the calendar is not just a date list – it becomes a navigational hub that connects you to deeper content for every single weekend Peter Kox has contested in a given season.

Event detail pages and race weekend information

For major races and endurance classics, the calendar can lead to dedicated event detail pages. These pages typically expand on the basic calendar entry and provide:

• A short introduction to the circuit and its key characteristics.
• Information about the car and class Peter is competing in.
• Notes on strategy, Balance of Performance and expected competition.
• Links to live timing, streaming or TV information when available.
• Embedded photos and video highlights after the event.

This deeper layer of information helps fans understand why certain races are particularly challenging or important. Long straights, high kerbs, heavy braking zones or tricky weather conditions all influence the way Peter and his team prepare for a given weekend.

Time zones, local times and practical information

Because Peter Kox races internationally, the race calendar needs to handle multiple time zones in a clear way. Dates on this page are often displayed in local circuit time along with an indication of the relevant time zone. This avoids confusion when races are held on different continents or when daylight saving changes come into play.

When possible, the calendar may also include practical tips for visitors: nearest airports, typical weather for the season, and basic information about circuit access on public days. These details are particularly useful for fans who are planning to travel and want to make the most of their time at the track.

Connection with results, news and media

The strength of this page is not only in listing dates, but in how it connects different parts of the official Peter Kox website. From a single event entry you can jump directly to:

• The preview article published before the race.
• The final result and season standings.
• Photo albums in the Gallery.
• Onboard and highlight clips in the Videos section.

This interconnected structure turns the race calendar into a central navigation tool. If you remember a particular weekend only by its circuit name or month, you can start here and quickly find all related articles, photos and videos without guessing where to look.

How fans, partners and media use the race calendar

Different visitors use the Peter Kox race schedule in different ways. Fans check which weekends to keep free for live coverage. Partners track dates to plan hospitality, guest programmes and marketing activations. Journalists rely on the calendar to coordinate interviews, features and travel arrangements during the season.

By keeping all key information in one place and updating entries as programmes evolve, the calendar reduces the risk of outdated details circulating in unofficial sources. Whenever there is a change in schedule, series or car, the official race calendar is the first reference that should be consulted.

Using the race calendar as your season overview

In combination with the Profile, Career and Results pages, this page acts as a live overview of Peter Kox’s current racing season. It shows how individual weekends build into a larger campaign, whether that is a full championship assault, a selected programme of endurance races or a mix of different series across the year.

Bookmark this calendar and refer to it whenever you want to know where and when Peter is racing next. With clear dates, circuits, series and links to deeper content, it is the most efficient way to stay aligned with his racing schedule and follow every step of his ongoing career in international motorsport.