Nicki Thiim
DTM at Lausitzring: Dörr celebrates maiden victory, Cairoli takes over the points lead
Rain, strategy, and post-race penalties created a DTM weekend full of twists at the Lausitzring. Between historic benchmarks, an initially celebrated Lamborghini success, and a new championship leader, a gripping chapter of the 2026 season unfolded.
70 teams this year at the 24 Hours of Spa
70 GT3 cars, ten manufacturers, and numerous world-class drivers are already building anticipation for the 24 Hours of Spa before the start. Additionally, all eyes are eagerly watching several new GT3 models, which face their next test at the world's biggest GT race.
Cairoli and van der Linde Dominate DTM Weekend in Zandvoort
Cairoli dominates in Zandvoort, but the Ferrari victory suddenly becomes a nerve-wracking affair in the final laps.
Van der Linde makes an impressive comeback after Saturday's retirement, seizing his chance in a strategic duel with Vermeulen.
Despite problems during a pit stop, Ben Dörr sensationally fights his way onto the podium, creating a special McLaren moment.
For Timo Glock, the difficult weekend in Zandvoort once again ends with an early retirement.
Heat, tire wear, and pit stops characterize an intense DTM weekend on the Zandvoort dunes circuit.
70 GT3-Bolides and Thrilling Prologue
70 GT3 race cars, intensive test drives, and initial assessments: During the official prologue to the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa, teams and drivers are currently preparing for the biggest GT3 race in the world. Even before the race weekend, a high-caliber and extremely close field of participants is already indicated at Spa-Francorchamps.
DTM season opener 2026 at the Red Bull Ring
With the season opener at the Red Bull Ring, a new chapter begins for the DTM, full of open questions and high expectations. New tires, changed driver lineups, and an extremely balanced field promise the first decisive duels for the title fight in Spielberg.
Aston Martin Triumphs After Thrilling Finish in Le Castellet
After hours of position battles, a single mistake by Signes decided the victory. Aston Martin fought their way back from an early setback to the top in Le Castellet, only turning the tide in the final minutes.