From May 8 to 10, 2026, the 2026 Xiaomi · CEC China Endurance Championship (Shanghai Season Opener R1) officially concluded at the Shanghai International Circuit. As the highest-level domestic venue endurance racing event, this CEC brought together 28 teams, nearly 50 race cars, and over 180 professional drivers competing on track simultaneously in an intense 4-hour endurance battle. As the official brake brand partner of the event, MOTVE Maituo Brake supported multiple participating teams throughout the race, undergoing rigorous endurance racing tests with its hardcore braking performance. Verified on the national endurance racing stage, demonstrating China's braking capability. The CEC China Endurance Championship is known for its long race duration, high intensity, and close competition, putting vehicle stability and braking to the ultimate test.

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.

8-Hour Endurance Race in Canada – Overall First Place

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 Sepang 12-Hour Endurance Race is a famous endurance event held at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, featuring GT3, GT4, GT Cup, and touring car classes. The race was interrupted for a period after 2016 but made a strong comeback in March 2023, with Absolute Racing securing first and second place overall. The 2024 edition took place from March 14 to 16, continuing the tradition of challenging the 12-hour endurance format and pushing drivers and machinery to their limits.

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.