Motorsport Arena Oschersleben (Grand Prix)

In the Nissan GTP class at the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, Gabri Martinez secured a dominant victory. Starting from pole position, Martinez led all 32 laps of the race, maintaining control despite accumulating 5 incidents throughout the event. Laust Olsen, who started in second place, finished the race in the same position, completing 32 laps with a clean record of zero incidents. Torsten Eisenträger rounded out the podium, starting from third position and finishing third, though he completed 31 laps, one fewer than the race leaders. The Audi 90 GTO class featured a more turbulent contest, headlined by a significant struggle with track discipline among the leaders. Andreas Schuster claimed the victory after starting from the third position, completing 29 laps with 3 incidents recorded. The front-row starters, Joni Hagner and Noel Luneburg, both struggled significantly with consistency; while they finished second and third respectively, both drivers accumulated 12 incidents each throughout the 29-lap duration. Their high incident counts hindered their ability to challenge Schuster for the lead despite their superior starting positions. Beyond the podium finishers, the GTO class saw notable movement throughout the field. Emilio Dicharri delivered a standout performance in terms of raw pace, gaining 9 positions during the race. However, this aggressive charge came at a cost, as Dicharri recorded 13 incidents, the highest count among the notable performers. Cam Porter also struggled to keep his vehicle clean, accumulating 10 incidents during the event. The race concluded with significant variance in incident totals, highlighting the technical difficulty of the Oschersleben circuit for the GTO field compared to the cleaner execution seen in the GTP class.