The 2026 TCR European Endurance season is confirming the steady growth of Brothers in Arms, one of the most representative teams of the gentleman spirit that defines the series promoted by RIZA International. The Rome-based outfit continues to stand out for a project built around amateur drivers united by a passion for motorsport, showing how dedication, preparation and teamwork can translate into outstanding results even on an international stage.
The team’s roots lie in the historic Gentili Corse, founded in the 1960s by Antonio Gentili and a competitor in the major Italian touring car championships of the era. After a long period of inactivity, Adriano and Claudio Gentili decided to carry on that legacy by creating Brothers in Arms in 2019, turning a family tradition into a modern sporting project. Through experience gained in categories such as the Mini Challenge, BMW CS Racing Cup and Clio Cup Italia, the team built up its know-how before taking on the challenge of TCR cars, always maintaining a philosophy focused on supporting gentleman drivers and developing its crews.
After making its TCR European Endurance debut at Vallelunga in 2024, capped by a podium finish in the DSG category, Brothers in Arms chose to raise the bar further by tackling the 2026 campaign with a full programme and two Cupra DSG cars. The expansion of the structure and the driver line-up reflects the evolution of a team that, while staying true to its identity, has managed to make a major leap forward in both organisational and technical terms.
The results immediately rewarded the work done. In the opening round at Vallelunga, the team wrote a page of championship history by scoring a remarkable one-two in the DSG class; Andrea Argenti and Pasquale Serratore took the class win, while Dario Caso and Leonardo Leone completed the celebration with second place, giving Brothers in Arms a result never before achieved in the history of the TCR European Endurance.
That confirmation also came at the following round at the Slovakiaring, where the Italian squad maintained a high level of competitiveness. Brothers in Arms kept the lead in the Teams’ standings with 126 points, just one point ahead of Casals Motorsport. Among the drivers, Pasquale Serratore and Andrea Argenti also occupy leading positions in the Gentleman Trophy.
The growth of Brothers in Arms perfectly reflects one of the core philosophies behind the TCR European Endurance: providing gentleman drivers with a competitive and professional platform that rewards experience, passion and team spirit. A project that continues to evolve season after season and will once again arrive as a leading contender at the next round of the championship, scheduled for 27 September at Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia, the third round of the 2026 season.
