The 24-hour race at the Nürburgring has always been a compulsory date in the PROsport Racing calendar, even though the classic race is exceptionally not held until the end of September this year due to the COVID 19 pandemic. With an Aston Martin Vantage GT4, the team based in Wiesemscheid,

Twice second in qualifying, twice second on the podium – races seven and eight of the new DTM Trophy season brought PROsport Racing and Peter Terting the long awaited breakthrough. The cheering was correspondingly great in the small team around team boss Christoph Esser and team manager Aaron Hermes. On

The Aston Martin Vantage GT4 is proving to be very reliable this season on the demanding Nordschleife. While the first three races of the Nürburgring Endurance Series, NLS for short and formerly VLN, went well, PROsport Racing had bad luck twice recently. At the fourth race, the race day was

PROsport Racing returned from the 16-hour race at Hockenheim with the trophy for second place in the GT4 class. The Belgian trio Nico Verdonck, Rodrigue Gillion and Tom Heeren completed a total of 628 laps in the two-part race on the 4.5-kilometer Grand Prix circuit of the Baden Motodrom and

Since the introduction of the so-called Nordschleife Permit, quasi the full-throttle license for the Green Hell, in 2015, countless riders from all over the world and also established professionals like Andre Lotterer, Jamie Green or Matt Campbell have successfully completed the courses for Permit B and Permit A with PROsport.

Former DTM driver Peter Terting will compete with PROsport Racing in the newly created DTM Trophy. The Kempten-born driver will drive a Porsche Cayman PRO4, which was developed by PROsport under his own direction. Terting knows the car inside and out, as he became European Champion with it in 2016.

PROsport Racing has set a new course and is concentrating on the near-standard GT4 sports cars for the current and the coming 2021 season. The team, based in Wiesemscheid at the Nürburgring, will field both Aston Martin Vantage and Porsche Cayman in various race series.    Team manager Christoph Esser