CTCC (China Touring Car Championship) is a highly professional and influential touring car racing series in China. Organized by the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation (CAMF) and exclusively operated by Shanghai Lisheng Sports Culture Communication Co., Ltd., CTCC has been held annually since 2004. The championship consistently brings together domestic professional teams and drivers, attracting deep involvement and sponsorship cooperation from numerous automobile manufacturers and aftermarket brands. With its high level of competition, rich display of racing culture, and strong grassroots support, CTCC continues to hold a significant position in China's national-level professional motorsports. It stands as a symbol of Chinese motorsports and a representation of China's speed.

The full English name is China Endurance Championship, abbreviated as CEC. It is an event approved by the General Administration of Sport of China and the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation, included in the annual national sports competition plan and the CAMF race calendar, and registered with the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile). It is the only endurance championship among China's automobile circuit racing events.

The CTCC China Touring Car Championship is a highly professional and widely influential touring car circuit racing event in the Chinese motorsport scene. It is organized by the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation and exclusively operated by Shanghai Lisheng Sports Culture Communication Co., Ltd. Since its debut in 2004, the championship has consistently brought together domestic professional teams and drivers, attracting deep participation and sponsorship from numerous automotive manufacturers and aftermarket brands. With its high-level competition, rich display of racing culture, and strong grassroots support, the CTCC continues to hold an important position in national-level professional circuit racing events, serving as a symbol of Chinese motorsport and a representation of China's speed.

The Macau Grand Prix (Grande Prémio de Macau) is a world-class street race held consecutively since 1954 without interruption, making it one of the longest-running street circuits in the world. Organized by the Macau Grand Prix Organizing Committee, the Guia Circuit runs through the streets of Macau and spans 6.12 kilometers, renowned for its narrow and winding layout — with the tightest section measuring only about 7 meters wide, making it extremely challenging.

The CTCC China Touring Car Championship is a highly professional and widely influential touring car circuit racing event in the Chinese motorsport scene. It is organized by the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation and exclusively operated by Shanghai Lisheng Sports Culture Communication Co., Ltd. Since its debut in 2004, the championship has consistently brought together domestic professional teams and drivers, attracting deep participation and sponsorship from numerous automotive manufacturers and aftermarket brands. With its high-level competition, rich display of racing culture, and strong grassroots support, the CTCC continues to hold an important position in national-level professional circuit racing events, serving as a symbol of Chinese motorsport and a representation of China's speed.

The CTCC China Touring Car Championship is a highly professional and widely influential touring car circuit racing event in the Chinese motorsport scene. It is organized by the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation and exclusively operated by Shanghai Lisheng Sports Culture Communication Co., Ltd. Since its debut in 2004, the championship has consistently brought together domestic professional teams and drivers, attracting deep participation and sponsorship from numerous automotive manufacturers and aftermarket brands. With its high-level competition, rich display of racing culture, and strong grassroots support, the CTCC continues to hold an important position in national-level professional circuit racing events, serving as a symbol of Chinese motorsport and a representation of China's speed.

The full English name is China Endurance Championship, abbreviated as CEC. It is an event approved by the General Administration of Sport of China and the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation, included in the annual national sports competition plan and the CAMF race calendar, and registered with the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile). It is the only endurance championship among China's automobile circuit racing events.

The full English name is China Endurance Championship, abbreviated as CEC. It is an event approved by the General Administration of Sport of China and the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation, included in the annual national sports competition plan and the CAMF race calendar, and registered with the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile). It is the only endurance championship among China's automobile circuit racing events.

The China Hill Climb Championship (CHC) is an international A-class professional motorsport event approved by the General Administration of Sport of China and the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation.

The full English name is China Endurance Championship, abbreviated as CEC. It is an event approved by the General Administration of Sport of China and the China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation, included in the annual national sports competition plan and the CAMF race calendar, and registered with the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile). It is the only endurance championship among China's automobile circuit racing events.