Molina wins as title race goes to the wire
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Miguel Molina took the opening victory at the Hockenheimring, as Edoardo Mortara fought through the pack to keep his championship chances alive.
The finale of the 2016 DTM season is set to be staged at the Hockenheimring with three driver’s vying for the title.
An exciting race which means the title will be decided at the last meeting, at Hockenheim.
Edoardo Mortara rounded off a great day for Audi as the DTM series headed to Hungary.
After 16 years, 2011 champion Martin Tomczyk will leave the DTM Series to compete in GT Racing.
The Portuguese driver was rumoured to be one of the two Munich drivers to leave the series in 2017.
Only four races remain, and the Hungaroring could show us the future 2016 champ.
Audi factory driver, Mattias Ekstrom has chosen to compete in WRX in order to win the title, rather than DTM, in which he has remained loyal.
Edoardo Mortara becomes the sole rival of Marco Wittmann to the 2016 title.
BMW’s Marco Wittmann dominates the first race at the Nürburgring.
The 2016 DTM championship battle heads to Nurburgring as the series marks it’s 50th visit to the famous circuit.
New-ish kid on the F1 block Pascal Wehrlein, discusses his season so far, his aims for the remainder of the year, and predicts who will become the new DTM champion
After an impressive debut performance in Moscow, Felix Rosenqvist will get another outing for Mercedes at the Nürburgring.
Clear victory for the Nuremberg-born driver, in a race with plenty of incidents.
Mercedes make the most of the weather conditions and places four cars in the top 4, with Robert Wickens triumphing in tricky conditions but in dominant fashion.
Mercedes drivers Robert Wickens and Paul di Resta will be looking to fight to overtake their rivals in the standings, while Felix Rosenqvist makes his DTM debut.
The second half of the 2016 DTM Series season starts with the Munich make leading all tables.
