The ADAC GT Masters is returning to its former strength after a “not easy year”: More than 25 cars from 16 teams are registered for the 2024 season!
The ADAC GT Masters will come of age in 2024 and interest in the 18th season of the series is already high. By December 15, a total of 16 teams had taken the opportunity to secure a starting place early and have already registered more than 25 cars.
The series remains attractive for newcomers, with six of the 16 teams starting a full season for the first time in 2024 or returning to the ADAC GT Masters after a long break. Not only the field of participants but also the variety of brands is growing again: Ferrari is back for the first time since 2012, and Aston Martin is celebrating a comeback with the latest Evo version of the Vantage GT3
The competition from Italy and England in the ADAC GT Masters will include Audi, BMW, Lamborghini, Mercedes-AMG and Porsche. Further entries for the ADAC GT Masters are still possible until March 15th. The season opener will take place from April 26 to 28, 2024 on the high-reach DTM platform in the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben.
New concept “has been very well received “
“The high level of interest in the ADAC GT Masters 2024 shows that our new concept for the series and its clear positioning have been very well received by the participants. With the revised class structure, we have now given the series a clear profile. After a difficult year for the ADAC GT Masters, we are optimistic about the 2024 season with a very attractive field,” says ADAC Head of Motorsport Thomas Voss.
The racing series will contest a total of six events in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Austria. The ADAC GT Masters will race together with the DTM on four occasions. The new class structure means that there will be a much greater focus on young talent and amateur drivers in the ADAC GT Masters in future.
With the Pro-Am Cup, Silver Cup and Am Cup, the ADAC is creating a new sporting home for drivers with Silver and Bronze classifications. A prize pot of more than 570,000 euros awaits the participants in the form of cash and non-cash prizes. The best youngster from the Silver or Pro-Am Cup will receive support in the form of the entry fee for registration in the new “Road to DTM” for the DTM 2025.
