Grasser confirms second Lamborghini for Nurburgring: Who will be in the cockpit?
The decision has been made: The Grasser team will line up again with two Lamborghini Temerario GT3 cars at the upcoming DTM weekend at the Nurburgring, after logistical problems meant they were unable to get Maximilian Paul's crashed car ready in time for Oschersleben. "We will be racing again with two cars at the Nurburgring," confirms team principal Gottfried Grasser. "We bought a new chassis…
Team principal Gottfried Grasser has announced that the Grasser team will compete with two Lamborghini Temerario GT3 cars at the upcoming DTM weekend at the Nurburgring. This brings the DTM grid back up to 21 cars. However, the identity of the driver who will sit in the car with the number 19 - Mirko Bortolotti's teammate - remains undecided.
Grasser confirms that it will be a Lamborghini factory driver, though the specific driver has yet to be decided. Candidates include Frenchman Franck Perera, who has DTM experience with the Grasser team and a previous victory at Oschersleben. Additionally, Christian Engelhart, who took a break due to a knee injury, and Patric Niederhauser, a promising candidate from the Rutronik team, are also in contention.
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