After two weeks of announcements, it’s time to take stock – 17 cars are confirmed, with more to come
After two weeks full of announcements, it’s time to take stock – 17 cars have been confirmed for the 2022 ADAC GT Masters. So far, 18 cars from five manufacturers have been confirmed. A field of 25 cars is expected.
The starting field in the German GT Championship is facing a major upheaval. For example, some teams have migrated to the DTM, especially from the previous financial upper class of the ADAC GT Masters. Some other teams, above all Callaway Competition, have also withdrawn for other reasons.
On the other hand, a number of new teams are joining the ADAC GT Masters. Emil Frey Racing can almost compensate for the loss of GRT Grasser with three Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Evo. Allied-Racing, ZVO, ID Racing and Madpanda Motorsport join them. In addition, a number of teams are stocking up their vehicle arsenal.
At least, vehicles from Landgraf and Car Collection are expected. In both cases, more than one vehicle is likely. Further teams are conceivable. The ADAC currently expects a starting field of 25 cars.
Driver/team combinations that have been fixed so far
Allied-Racing (Porsche):
Joel Sturm/Sven Müller
Eastalent Racing (Audi):
Norbert Siedler/Simon Reicher
Emil Frey Racing (Lamborghini):
Albert Costa/Jack Aitken
Franck Perera/Arthur Rougier
Konsta Lappalainen/Mick Wishofer
ID Racing (Porsche):
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Land-Motorsport (Audi):
Christopher Mies/Tim Zimmermann
Christopher Haase/Jusuf Owega
Ricardo Feller (Dries Vantoor)/Salman Owega
Madpanda Motorsport (Mercedes-AMG):
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Rutronik Racing (Audi):
Patric Niederhauser/Luca Engstler
Kim-Luis Schramm, Dennis Marschall
Schubert Motorsport (BMW):
Niklas Krütten, Ben Green
Jesse Krohn, Nick Catsburg
T3 Motorsport (Lamborghini):
Maximilian Paul/Marco Mapelli
Team Joos Sportwagentechnik (Porsche):
Christian Engelhart/Ayhancan Güven
ZVO Racing (Mercedes-AMG):
Daniel Juncadella/Jan Marschalkowski
Jules Gounon/Fabian Schiller
