In bizarre circumstances, all of the top four finishers found themselves under investigation by the stewards. Luck favoured the Swede this time out though.
Andreas Backman secured pole position for Race One, while Daniel Lloyd will benefit from the reversed grid in Race Two.
In a race of high attrition, Muller made it look all too easy as he closed the gap to the WTCR championship leaders.
Norbert Michelisz took the win in Race Two, and in doing so, became the new WTCR points leader.
The DTM’s provisional 2020 calendar is almost complete, with one unnamed round to be confirmed next month.
With title rivals faltering, Dan Cammish maximised his efforts to bring himself within eleven points of the BTCC title lead as team-mate Matt Neal had a frustrating weekend.
Former BTCC champion closes in on second title as gap to top falls to ten points.
Race 1 – a home win, many incidents, and a safety car period.
Nico Müller has confirmed that he will stay with Audi’s Team Abt Sportsline division for a fourth DTM season in 2020.
Jamie Green stormed to his first DTM Series victory since 2017, at the Nürburgring as René Rast is crowned champion; while Audi claim a 1-2-3-4-5-6-7.
Jamie Green will start on pole position for the second DTM Series race this weekend at the Nürburgring.
Despite Ma Qing Hua’s best efforts, Yvan Muller took victory in the opening WTCR race at Ningbo.
Yvan Muller took pole position for the opening WTCR race this weekend, while his team-mates struggled to match the veteran’s pace.
Qualifying at Knockhill – a loving tribute, first time podium, and a red flag.
René Rast moved one step closer to the 2019 DTM Series championship title with victory at the Nürburgring.
René Rast starts Race 1 at the Nürburgring on pole for Audi, ahead of Bruno Spengler and Nico Müller.
René Rast quickest as Audi lead the way in practice for the penultimate round of the 2019 DTM Series.
