Korea's only durable race, the 2026 Inje Masters Series, will open in April

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Inje Speedium to Open 2026 Inje Masters Series in April, Inje Speedium (CEO Lee Jung-min), a motorsports complex cultural space in Inje-gun, Gangwon-do, announced the schedule for the 2026 season of Inje Masters Series, the only durable race in Korea hosted and organized by the company. This season will run for a total of five rounds, starting with the opening game on April 26 and ending in October.

Endurance races are a method in which a race car runs on a track for a long time and comprehensively evaluates the driver's physical strength, concentration, vehicle durability, and team strategy. Launched in 2023, the competition marks its fourth year this year and has established itself as a unique durable race series for domestic motorsports.The entire 2026 season will be completed in the fifth round, the final round on October 11, after the first round (April 26), the second round (June 7), the third round (August 2), and the fourth round (September 6). Each round will be operated by combining various race formats and time zones at the Inje Speedium circuit.

In particular, since this year, Inje Speedium has signed a strategic partnership with 'MIK Racing', a company specializing in motorsports. MIK Racing is an organization composed of professional personnel with experience in operating major competitions such as super races. The two companies plan to strengthen the professionalism and brand value of the competition by combining Inje Speedium's circuit infrastructure and MIK Racing's know-how in operation.

Through this series, Inje Speedium plans to expand its domestic durable racing platform and lay the foundation for attracting international competitions in the future. It is also pushing for an extension as a motorsports theme park that combines race, experience, and cultural content. CEO Lee Jung-min said, "Through this competition, we will provide a differentiated viewing experience and contribute to revitalizing the domestic motor sports culture."

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