WRT boss Vincent Vosse raises concerns over BoP in motorsport
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 10:18 AM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026

Vincent Vosse, the team owner of WRT, expressed concerns regarding Balance of Performance (BoP) regulations in motorsport. Speaking on July 29, 2026, he stated a reluctance to rely on BoP for victories, highlighting a lack of discussion around this controversial issue within the sport. Vosse, a respected figure in the motorsport community, noted how BoP impacts competition but finds this topic largely overlooked by others. His willingness to discuss such critical matters underscores the ongoing debate in the industry regarding fairness and competitive integrity.
- •Vincent Vosse is the team owner of WRT.
- •He made his comments on July 29, 2026.
- •Vosse criticized the reliance on BoP for winning.
- •He noted a lack of discussion on BoP among peers.
- •The topic is a significant issue in motorsport competition.
- 10:18 AMMotorsport.com — WRT boss Vincent Vosse: "I don’t want to win thanks to BoP, but nobody wants to talk about this issue"
"As a team owner and former racing driver, Vincent Vosse has always come across as a friendly and approachable figure in the sportscar paddock. The Belgian routinely makes time to talk to journalists about important matters, and has always shown openness to discuss controversial and heated topics. His answers are always direct and politically correct, even though the GT World Challenge Europe ...Keep reading
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