The Continental SportContact 7 demonstrated exceptional performance in the Autobild Sportscars summer tire test, excelling in wet conditions with top rankings in wet braking, handling, and wet circle tests. It also showed strong results in dry handling and braking, reinforcing its reputation as a superior choice for super sports cars. Its precise steering and dynamic handling across various conditions highlight its balanced design, although a slight increase in noise was noted.

The Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S stands out as a well-rounded sports tire, achieving excellent results in dry handling and showcasing commendable performance in dry braking during the Autobild Sportscars summer tire test. While it leads in rolling resistance, indicating efficiency, its performance in wet conditions, particularly in hydroplaning safety, is relatively average. The tire provides a quiet ride, precise steering, and good feedback, contributing to its balanced characteristics.

The Vredestein Ultrac Pro emerges as a dynamic and balanced sports tire in the Autobild Sportscars summer tire test, with standout performances in straight hydroplaning and noise levels, where it led the pack. It demonstrated very good capabilities in wet handling and hydroplaning safety, though it faced challenges in dry braking and handling. The tire is noted for its short braking distances, rolling comfort, and quiet ride, positioning it as a strong contender in the sports tire category.

The Bridgestone Potenza Sport showcased its prowess in the Autobild Sportscars summer tire test, leading in dry braking and delivering strong performances in wet handling and the wet circle test. Despite a lesser showing in straight hydroplaning and a higher noise level, the tire's dynamic handling, grip on wet surfaces, and short braking distances underscore its balanced and performance-oriented design. However, notable wear and tear after extended dry track use slightly mar its otherwise impressive profile.

The Hankook Ventus S1 Evo Z K129 demonstrated a commendable blend of agility and performance in the Autobild Sportscars summer tire test, with its strengths lying in wet braking and straight hydroplaning where it ranked highly. Its performance in dry conditions was less stellar, particularly in handling, and it showed room for improvement in wet circle tests. The tire is recognized for its agile steering and effective braking in wet conditions, though it faces challenges with lateral stability on the rear axle, affecting its overall handling.

The Goodyear Eagle F1 SuperSport showed its prowess on dry roads with strong dry handling and commendable dry braking in the Autobild Sportscars summer tire test. It offers crisp, direct steering and is noted for good comfort. However, its performance on wet surfaces leaves room for improvement, as evidenced by its lower rankings in wet braking and handling, as well as a notable understeering tendency. Additionally, the tire's high rolling resistance detracts from its overall efficiency.

The Winrun R330 faced significant challenges in the Autobild Sportscars summer tire test, particularly in wet conditions, where it showed markedly long braking distances and reduced handling capabilities. Although it fared better in noise and rolling resistance, indicating a quieter ride and efficiency, the tire's overall performance was hampered by poor wet grip and hazardous driving dynamics. Its steering response and balance were found wanting, leading to precarious oversteering in both wet and dry conditions.