Silver Cup Endurance Champions
Silver Cup Sprint Champions
Silver Cup Overall Champions
Results GT World Europe
- Paul Ricard
6-hour race : P2 Silver Cup
- Brands Hatch
Race 1 : P2 Silver Cup
Race 2 : P1 Silver Cup
- Monza
3-Hour race : P6 Silver Cup
- CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa
P2 Silver Cup
- Misano
Race 1 : P1 Silver Cup
Race 2 : P3 Silver Cup
- Magny-Cours
Race 1 : P1 Silver Cup
Race 2 : P1 Silver Cup and P2 Overall
- Nürburgring
3-Hour Race : P2 Silver Cup
- Zandvoort
Race 1 : P1 Silver Cup
Race 2 : P2 Silver Cup
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For the third consecutive season, Matisse will compete in the GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS. He will take the wheel of the Team WRT BMW M4 GT3 EVO in the Silver Cup, a fiercely competitive class in which young drivers look to establish themselves in the sport. For the five Endurance Cup rounds, he will be joined by fellow countryman Amaury Cordeel and Argentine racer Ignacio Montenegro. In the Sprint Cup, Lismont and Montenegro will form a duo to chase the Silver Cup title.
2025 was a busy year. Matisse took part in multiple high-profile GT Series with top teams :
Team WRT (BMW M4 GT3 Evo) – double podiumfinish in Valencia, P1 and P3 in Silver Cup
Creventic 24H Series with Haas R/T (Audi) – P1 overall 12H van Misano.
Creventic Winter Series with Comtoyou Racing (Aston Martin) – podiums in Barcelona and Valencia, and a P1 GT3-victory.
These results confirm Matisse's place among Europe's next generation of GT racing talents.
In 2024, Matisse stepped into the world of GT3 competition, joining Comtoyou Racing to compete in the GT World Challenge Europe Sprint & Endurance Cup with an Aston Martin.
His debut season brought immediate success:
P3 – Gold Class (Barcelona)
P3 – Gold Class (Monza)
P3 – Silver Cup (Jeddah)
He also competed in the Nürburgring Langstrecken Serie (NLS), where he achieved P1 in class, and in the GT Open 500 at Spa, finishing P3 overall. Impressive results that solidified his status as a fast, reliable, and intelligent GT driver.
This season marked a turning point. Alongside the European Fun Cup, Matisse joined the Belcar Endurance Championship, where he demonstrated remarkable consistency and pace.
A highlight came at the 24 Hours of Zolder, where he claimed P1 in the TA Class, his first major endurance win and a key milestone in his racing development.
Continuing in the European Fun Cup, Matisse built valuable experience across Europe’s top circuits. His growing confidence, teamwork and race craft allowed him to transition from a promising newcomer into a consistent front-runner, preparing for bigger challenges ahead.
At just 17- years old, Matisse made his racing debut at the iconic Spa-Francorchamps circuit, competing in the European Fun Cup. It was here that his professional journey began, quickly revealing his natural talent and composure behind the wheel.
In his rookie year, he finished third overall, an outstanding result that marked him as one to watch in Belgian motorsport.
Born in Belgium in 2005, Matisse Lismont grew up surrounded by a love for cars, engines, and competition. Motorsport runs in his veins, inspired by his father’s lifelong passion for racing and mechanics. From an early age, Matisse was fascinated by speed and precision. Values that would later define his career.
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