HOCKENHEIMRING. The new champions in this year’s ADAC GT Masters are Tom Calendar from Hamm/Sieg and Elias Seppänen from Finland. The two AMG-Mercedes drivers from the Landgraf Motorsport team from Gensingen in the Mainz-Bingen district achieved third place in the penultimate race of the season Championship perfect. Tom Calendar will go down in the history books of the ADAC GT Masters as the youngest champion at 16 years, six months and 23 days. Elias Seppänen was able to repeat his title win from the previous year, which was the first time a driver had achieved this in the ADAC GT Masters.
The duo David Schumacher from Salzburg and Salman Owega from Cologne from the Haupt Racing Team won the race in an AMG-Mercedes GT3, celebrating their third success of the season. Second position was taken by local hero Marcel Marchewicz (Schwetzingen) and Jay Mo Härtling (Sprockhövel), also in an AMG-Mercedes GT3 from the Schnitzelalm Racing team from Bad Hindelang.
The newly crowned champions were able to win the final race in an exciting race. The Dutchman Maxime Oosten and Leon Köhler from Erlenbach/Main secured second place in a BMW M4 GT3 from the FK Performance team. The two Swiss Jean-Luc Auria and Alain Valente took third place in a Ferrari 296 from the Emil Frey Racing team.
The start of the new 2025 season will take place from May 23rd, 2025 to May 25th, 2025 at the Lausitzring as part of the DTM.
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