The Netherlands' Larry ten Voorde won the second race of the Porsche Supercup season, which Luxembourgish racer Dylan Pereira finished as fourth.

Ten Voorde started the Monaco race from the pole position and managed to retain his lead until the end. Dorian Boccolacci was second, Laurin Heinrich third, and Dylan Perreira narrowly missed out on the podium as fourth.

During the race, Pereira had to fend off several attacks from his British teammate Harry King, which he managed to do successfully.

After his win in Monaco, Larry ten Voorde is now the new general leader in  the Porsche Supercup season.