Leung and teammate Augusto Farfus showed consistent pace throughout the weekend in the Paradine Competition #991 BMW. After qualifying 31st overall and ninth in the Bronze Cup class, the pair recovered to finish fifth in class in Race 1. Their momentum continued on Sunday, with fourth in class during Qualifying 2 setting the stage for a superb Race 2. The duo climbed to 23rd overall to claim Bronze Cup victory, completing the strongest result of the weekend among the three drivers.
In Silver Cup, Tanart Sathienthirakul and Mark Kastelic endured a difficult start in the Dinamic GT #54 Porsche after qualifying 40th overall. They recovered from 11th in class on the grid to finish ninth in Race 1 before taking another step forward on Sunday. A ninth-place class qualifying result translated into sixth in Silver Cup and 22nd overall in Race 2, marking a clear improvement across the two races.
Carl Bennett and Felix Hirsiger also showed encouraging pace in the AF Corse #71 Ferrari. The pairing qualified ninth in the Silver Cup class before finishing seventh in class in Race 1. Bennett improved to seventh in class again during the second qualifying session, but Race 2 proved more challenging, with the duo ending the weekend 30th overall and ninth in class despite their stronger starting position.
Leung's Bronze Cup victory capped a productive weekend for the Asian contingent at Magny-Cours, while Sathienthirakul's Race 2 recovery highlighted steady progress across the event. With another round complete, all three crews leave France having added valuable championship points ahead of the next stop on the GT World Challenge Europe calendar.
