WINHERE Black Series Named Official Recommended Braking Products in China GT as Winhere Secures Double Victory in Shanghai

The 2026 season opener of the China GT Championship got underway at the renowned Shanghai International Circuit, where Winhere Origine Motorsport delivered a commanding performance to launch the new season. At the same time, WINHERE Black Series brake products achieved a major milestone by being named the officially recommended braking product of the championship—an important recognition of WINHERE’s growing influence in professional motorsport and the global automotive aftermarket.

The No. 96 Porsche 911 GT3 R (992), driven by Yi Deng and Yuan Bo, delivered a flawless race weekend performance. The duo secured overall pole position in both qualifying sessions and converted that pace into two overall race victories, completing a perfect double-win weekend and establishing themselves as early title contenders for the 2026 season.

The Shanghai round was title-sponsored by Xiaomi EV, drawing strong attention from both the automotive and technology sectors. At the podium ceremony, Lei Jun—Founder, Chairman and CEO of Xiaomi Corporation—personally presented trophies to the overall winners, highlighting the increasing convergence between global technology leaders and the evolving automotive and motorsport industries.

As the officially recommended braking product of the championship, WINHERE Black Series was widely adopted by more than 20 competing teams, making it one of the most trusted braking solutions on the grid. Under Shanghai’s demanding spring conditions—marked by fluctuating temperatures and complex track dynamics—the system consistently delivered stable and reliable braking performance, excellent heat resistance and durability, and confidence-inspiring control under high-speed racing conditions. Its strong presence across multiple teams not only reflects proven on-track performance, but also demonstrates WINHERE’s capability to deliver consistent, high-quality braking solutions at a professional motorsport level—bridging racing technology with real-world aftermarket applications.