The 2013 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup season was the 21st Porsche Supercup season. It began on 12 May on Circuit de Catalunya and finished on 3 November at Yas Marina Circuit, after nine races, all of which were support events for the 2013 Formula One season. A new car was introduced for the season as the Porsche 991 – the internal designation for the seventh-generation Porsche 911 – replaced the Porsche 997.^[1]

Three-time champion René Rast did not return to defend his title, opting to focus on the ADAC GT Masters, the FIA GT Series and the Blancpain Endurance Series, where he would compete for Belgian Audi Club WRT. BTCC champion and former WTCC driver Alain Menu joined the series with his own team, FACH Auto Tech.

Ahead of the final round of the series in Abu Dhabi, Monégasque-based British^[2] driver Sean Edwards held a championship lead of eighteen points over Denmark's Nicki Thiim, with Michael Ammermüller of Germany the only other driver to remain within contention for winning the title.^[3] Edwards was killed on 15 October 2013 at Queensland Raceway in Willowbank, Australia, while instructing a member of the public at a private test session.^[4] Thiim ultimately won the championship, after he won both races in Abu Dhabi; Edwards ended up second overall, finishing three points ahead of Ammermüller.

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Team	No.	Drivers	Rounds
Attempto Racing[5]	1	Kévin Estre[5]	All
	2	Nicki Thiim[5]	All
Lechner Racing[6]	3	Michael Ammermüller[6]	All
	4	Štefan Rosina[6]	1
		Jeroen Bleekemolen[7]	2–3, 5–8
		Jaap van Lagen[8]	4
FÖRCH Racing by Lukas MS[6]	5	Robert Lukas[6]	All
	6	Klaus Bachler[6]	All
MRS GT-Racing[6]	7	Esteban Gini[6]	1–4
		Philipp Eng[9]	7
		Kenji Kobayashi[10]	8
	8	Roar Lindland[6]	1–2, 4–8
		Karl Leonard[11]	3
	9	Jean-Karl Vernay[6]	All
Team Bleekemolen[12]	10	Ben Barker[12]	All
	17	Sebastiaan Bleekemolen[12]	All
	18	Jeroen Mul[12]	All
VERVA Racing Team[13]	11	Patryk Szczerbiński[13]	All
	12	Kuba Giermaziak[13]	All
Team Allyouneed by Project 1[14]	14	Sean Edwards[14][N 1]	1–7
	15	Sean Johnston[14]	All
	16	Sébastien Ogier[15]	2
		Jeffrey Schmidt[11]	3–4
		Andreas Mayerl[16]	6
		Nonô Figueiredo[9]	7
Lechner Racing Academy[6]	19	Clemens Schmid[6]	All
	20	Markus Pommer[6]	All
DAMS[17]	21	Michael Christensen[17]	All
	22	Richie Stanaway[17]	All
MOMO-Megatron[18]	23	Alessandro Zampedri[18]	1–3, 5, 7
		Dylan Derdaele[18]	4, 6, 8
	24	Jochen Habets[18]	All
FACH Auto Tech[19]	25	Carlo Lusser[20]	1
		Christian Engelhart[19]	2–8
	26	Alain Menu[19]	1–2
		Martin Ragginger[11]	3, 6–7
		Florian Spengler[8]	4
		Earl Bamber[21]	5, 8
GT3 Cup Challenge Middle East[22]	30	Zaid Ashkanani[10]	8
	31	Antonio Giancola[10]	8
	32	Hannes Waimer[10]	8
Porsche AG[23]	88	Sébastien Loeb[23]	1–2
		Emanuele Pirro[9]	7

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