Nürburgring Grand-Prix-Strecke (BES/WEC)

In the Nissan GTP class, Gabri Martinez secured the victory after starting from the second position. Martinez completed 24 laps and led 18 of them, successfully overtaking pole-sitter Ferran S. Grau on lap 7. Despite accumulating 12 incidents throughout the race, Martinez maintained his lead to take the checkered flag. Ferran S. Grau, who started from pole position, finished in second place after leading the first 6 laps of the event. Grau completed the race with 7 incidents. Carlos Peralta6 rounded out the podium, finishing in third place after starting from the fourth position on the grid. Peralta6 completed 24 laps with only 2 incidents, marking a clean performance compared to the rest of the class leaders. In the Audi 90 GTO class, Joni Hagner claimed the win after starting from the second position. Hagner completed 22 laps with 8 incidents to secure the top spot. Cal Young demonstrated significant pace, moving from a fifth-place start to finish second, also completing 22 laps with 8 incidents. Michael Polasek finished third after starting from the fourth position. Polasek’s race was hampered by a high incident count, totaling 15 over the course of the 22-lap event. The race saw notable movement throughout the field, particularly in the Audi 90 GTO class, where Joram Vanhixe gained 8 positions to improve his standing. While the front-runners in the Nissan GTP class managed to complete the full distance, the incident tallies were high across the board. Beyond the podium finishers, other drivers faced significant challenges maintaining a clean race, with Noel Luneburg recording 10 incidents and Arturas Kundelis recording 12 incidents. The shift in leadership on lap 7 proved to be the decisive moment for the Nissan GTP class, as Martinez held the top spot for the remainder of the event.