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BMW Italia Ceccato Racing, Casals Motorsport, and Promodrive achieved success at Mugello in the Italian GT Championship and GT4 Italy Series. Jens Klingmann and Ugo de Wilde won the Italian GT Sprint Cup race in the BMW M4 GT3 EVO, while Giacomo Maman and Gustavo Sandrucci claimed both GT4 Italy races in the BMW M4 GT4 EVO. The results placed BMW Italia Ceccato Racing back in the championship lead ahead of the season finale at Monza.

In ADAC GT4 Germany at Oschersleben, Gabriele Piana and Benjamin Sylvestersson of FK Performance Motorsport secured two podiums in the BMW M4 GT4 EVO, moving into the drivers' championship lead. The team also sits second in the teams' standings after six of twelve races, with Linus Hahne and Phillip Wiskirchen narrowly missing the podium in their category.

At Misano in the GT4 European Series, BMW M Racing Academy member Thomi Rackl and Gabriele Piana narrowly missed a podium finish in the BMW M4 GT4 EVO. In the Pro-Am class, Joakim Walde and Victor Bouveng finished second, while Davide Meloni and Paolo Meloni claimed two third-place finishes in their category.

BMW customer teams also achieved podiums in Australia and France. Jay Murray finished third overall in race two of GT4 Australia at Darwin in the BMW M4 GT4 EVO. In the International GT Open at Le Castellet, Hubert Darmetko and Fabian Dybionka secured a third-place finish in the Pro-Am category with the BMW M4 GT3 EVO.