Following the successful weekend in Imola last June, Andrea Galli is ready to return to the track, supported by DC Coaching & Management, for a new round of the Porsche Sports Cup Suisse.
This time, the setting will be the Autodromo di Monza, where from July 17 to 19, the driver coached by Daniele Cazzaniga will take to the track in the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup run by Dinamic Motorsport.
The results of Daniele Cazzaniga’s work were clearly visible at Imola, where Andrea Galli made an impressive debut by finishing on the podium. That weekend at the Santerno circuit provided valuable mileage in the prestigious Swiss series, adding to the intensive preparation path offered by the DC program and paving the way for increasingly ambitious goals. Galli is now ready to get back behind the wheel of the Porsche 992 GT3 Cup at the Temple of Speed, which this weekend will host the fourth round of the 2025 Porsche Sports Cup Suisse.
It promises to be an electrifying challenge on a track that is completely different from Imola, with its long straights and heavy braking zones offering the perfect mix of action and adrenaline. Andrea Galli will be joined by Daniele Cazzaniga inside the Dinamic Motorsport team garage, which will provide all the necessary support thanks to its extensive experience in Porsche racing. After Monza, the work will continue at Mugello during the weekend of September 18–20.
Daniele Cazzaniga (DC Coaching & Management) commented ahead of the Monza weekend:
“I’m thrilled to continue working with Andrea Galli in my role as coach and manager, and I’m happy to do so with Dinamic Motorsport—a truly top-level team. I can’t wait to begin this new adventure at Monza. After the podium we secured on our debut in Imola, our goal is to repeat that success, aiming for at least a top-five finish—and hopefully another podium.”
After free practice and qualifying sessions, the Open GT3 Cup class drivers of the Porsche Sports Cup Suisse will take part in two sprint races this weekend, each lasting 30 minutes plus one lap. Both races will be held on Saturday, July 19, and will be streamed on the official channels of the championship. Race 1 and Race 2 are scheduled to start at 11:00 AM and 1:40 PM respectively.