Nico Müller will not return to Formula E for the remainder of the 2020-21 season as he turns his primary focus to racing in the DTM Series.
Whilst the rest of the pack battled for second and third place, the birthday boy thundered ahead to take his first ever DTM win.
In the first race of the 2021 DTM season, 19 year old Lawson gives Ferrari their first ever win in the DTM.
A look at some of the new faces joining the DTM grid for 2021.
The second and final set of test sessions come to a close at Lausitzring. All eyes now to turn to the season opener at Monza in June.
Alexander Albon feels what he does in the simulator with Red Bull will be more important than what he does in DTM if he wants to be back in Formula 1 next season.
Official pre-season testing for the 2021 DTM season gets underway with excitement building for drivers, team principals and fans alike.
Red Bull-backed Alexander Albon (in select races that do not clash with his F1 reserve driver role) and Liam Lawson will race in the DTM Series in 2021.
The Audi Story, Part 2: The Dominant 2000s
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TheCheckeredFlag walks through the history of Audi Sport and the tales behind their success in this three-part series. Part 2 looks at the brand’s dominance through the 2000s and the technological developments the manufacturer made.
TheCheckeredFlag walks through the history of Audi Sport and the tales behind their success in this three-part series. Part 1 looks at the birth of Audi Sport and their dominance in Rallying.
It’s the end of an era for Belgium based RBM Team after BMW pull support for works teams in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters Championship. So what does the future hold for the team?
With the end of Class One cars in DTM, what does the future hold and how are the changes going to affect the sport?
In a final race weekend of the unusual 2020 DTM season, Audi driver Réne Rast claimed his third Championship Title.
Another all Audi podium means that the DTM manufacturers championship is all tied up for this season with Audi being well ahead with 827 points compared to the 356 points of BMW.
Robin Frijns led from start to finish in this unusual race with three safety car appearances at the Nürburgring Sprint circuit.
Robin Frijns closed the gap on team-mate Nico Müller at the top of the championship standings by winning race two at the Nürburgring on Sunday.
Nico Muller completely dominated Race one of the Nurburgring, while behind him Robin Frijns and Rene Rast had a physical battle over second place.
