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CCT South America 2026 Challengers

CCT South America 2026 Challengers

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Updated October 18, 2026

Competition snapshot

Champion

UNO MILLE

Combined prize pool

USD 2,500

Participant scale

16 teams; double-elimination bracket

Category

Organizer

Partner

GAM3RS_X

Commercial note

Tournament organiser for CCT · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[4]

Category

Technology Partner

Partner

GRID

Commercial note

CCT data partner at circuit level · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[4]

PTG Database Analysis

CCT South America 2026 Challengers #1 ran online from April 11 to 19, 2026, with a USD 2,500 prize pool. The 16-team main event used a double-elimination bracket, with all matches best-of-three. CCT held a separate open qualifier April 4–5; two teams qualified for the main event. The Champion of Champions Tour identifies GAM3RS_X as its tournament organiser and GRID as data partner at circuit level.[2][4]

UNO MILLE won the tournament, followed by MIBR Academy. Vasco placed third and Procyon Team fourth. The Participants tab records all 16 entrants and placements.[3]

Liquipedia lists GRID, Hellcase, Skin Place and Stake in its sponsor field, but the CCT event announcement does not verify those as edition-specific commercial partners. GRID’s circuit-level data role is confirmed by CCT itself; no separate event sponsor is recorded. Commercial completeness remains partial.[3][4]

References4
  1. [1]CCT South America 2026 Challengers — GosuGamers
  2. [2]Champion of Champions Tour 2026 Challengers South America 1 Additional Information — Champion of Champions Tour
  3. [3]CCT South America 2026 Challengers — Liquipedia
  4. [4]Champion of Champions Tour — Champion of Champions Tour

Commercial opportunities

CCT data partner

GRID is named as CCT's data partner at circuit level. The event announcement does not identify separate edition-specific commercial partners.[4]

Tournament schedule

  1. Result

    UNO MILLE wins the main event

    UNO MILLE finishes first in the 16-team bracket.

  2. Competition

    Main event begins

    The 16-team double-elimination main event begins online in South America.

  3. Qualifier

    Open qualifier begins

    A 64-team-limit single-elimination qualifier begins; two teams qualify for the main event.

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