NEWS

PROsport Racing delivered a flawless team performance at the sixth round of the Nürburgring Endurance Series. All three vehicles crossed the finish line, securing P1, P2, and P3 across three different classes.

The team’s flagship car—sporting the colors of BILSTEIN and HELLA—provided the most excitement. Adam Christodoulou, Kyle Tilley, and Jake Hill shared driving duties in the Mercedes-AMG GT3. Hill, the 2024 BTCC champion, made an immediate impression in qualifying, putting the car in fourth place on the grid with a lap time of 7:57.614 in the session’s final minutes. Christodoulou took the wheel at the start, fought his way up to second place, and engaged in a thrilling battle at the front of the field for several hours. Ultimately, they finished fourth overall, securing second place in the SP9 Pro-Am class.

Jörg Viebahn, Anton Abée, and Yannik Himmels worked in a more understated but equally effective manner in the Mercedes-AMG GT4. Despite a technical issue that cost them around 90 seconds, the trio staged a determined comeback to win the SP10 class and further extend their lead in the overall standings. It marked their second class victory of the season.

The Aston Martin Vantage GT3 wrote the most emotional chapter of the day. Following a severe accident at the 24-hour race, the car returned to the track—driven by Guido Dumarey, his son Maxime Dumarey, and Marek Böckmann—and performed flawlessly. Third place in the SP9-Am class was their well-deserved reward.

“For me, this result is first and foremost a tribute to our workshop crew. The guys did an incredible job getting all three cars race-ready again after the 24-hour race. P1, P2, and P3 in a single race—that is the reward for their hard work, and we as a team are rightly proud of it,” said PROsport Racing Managing Director Marc Hennerici. The next NLS round follows on August 1: The KW 6h ADAC Ruhr-Pokal-Rennen is one of the most historic races in the Nürburgring Endurance Series.