24 Hours Nürburgring 2026 – A Look Back at Our Weekend
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24 Hours Nürburgring 2026. What a weekend.
A weekend full of emotions, passion, teamwork, setbacks, unforgettable moments and true endurance racing spirit. Competing at the Nürburgring with both our Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 and Porsche Cayman GT4 CS was an incredible experience for the entire team and another important chapter in our racing journey.
Our Lamborghini weekend already started with major challenges before the event even began. As many of you already saw in our latest YouTube video, the preparation phase was heavily delayed. Despite the pressure and countless long hours, the team managed to prepare the car just in time for the first qualifying session. Unfortunately, we discovered fuel leakage issues which forced us to miss Q1.
But giving up was never an option. Once again, the entire crew showed unbelievable dedication, commitment and fighting spirit to get the Lamborghini ready for the first Top Qualifier on Friday. With Christoph Breuer behind the wheel, we were able to complete the session without issues. Even though we did not qualify for the following Top Qualifiers, we collected valuable data, important laps and crucial experience for all drivers and the team.
The race itself started very promising. Within the first four hours, all four of our drivers were able to complete valuable laps behind the wheel. Thomas Mutsch started the race, followed by Christoph Breuer, Dieter Schmidtmann and Kiki Sak Nana. Everything was running smoothly and the team performed incredibly well under the intense conditions of the 24-hour race.
The race itself started very promising. Within the first four hours, all four of our drivers were able to complete valuable laps behind the wheel. Thomas Mutsch started the race, followed by Christoph Breuer, Dieter Schmidtmann and Kiki Sak Nana. Everything was running smoothly and the team performed incredibly well under the intense conditions of the 24-hour race.
Sadly, after just over four hours, our Lamborghini race came to an early end due to an accident that was not caused by any mistake from the driver, as we unfortunately lost the car due to oil on the track. It was a heartbreaking moment for everyone involved after all the hard work, energy and passion that went into this project. More details about the incident will follow in our upcoming YouTube videos.
Our Porsche Cayman GT4 CS meanwhile had a very strong and reliable weekend from start to finish. The car completed all qualifying sessions without any issues and continued to perform flawlessly throughout the race.
Markus and Daniel Nölken, Alex Meixner and Kouichi Okumura, who travelled all the way from Japan specifically for the 24-hour race, delivered an outstanding performance together with the entire crew. With clean stints, strong teamwork and consistent pace, the Cayman crossed the finish line in P39 overall and P8 in the Cup3 class with Alex Meixner behind the wheel.
A huge thank you goes out to our entire team, all drivers, mechanics, engineers and everyone involved in this project. Your dedication and hard work made this weekend possible.
And of course, thank you to all of you who supported us throughout the event. Whether you visited us in the paddock, followed the livestream from home or simply sent us messages and encouragement along the way, we truly appreciate every bit of support.
The 24 Hours Nürburgring once again delivered everything that makes this race so special, and we are already looking forward to coming back stronger next year.
24 Hours Nürburgring 2026. What a weekend.
A weekend full of emotions, passion, teamwork, setbacks, unforgettable moments and true endurance racing spirit. Competing at the Nürburgring with both our Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO2 and Porsche Cayman GT4 CS was an incredible experience for the entire team and another important chapter in our racing journey.
Our Lamborghini weekend already started with major challenges before the event even began. As many of you already saw in our latest YouTube video, the preparation phase was heavily delayed. Despite the pressure and countless long hours, the team managed to prepare the car just in time for the first qualifying session. Unfortunately, we discovered fuel leakage issues which forced us to miss Q1.
But giving up was never an option. Once again, the entire crew showed unbelievable dedication, commitment and fighting spirit to get the Lamborghini ready for the first Top Qualifier on Friday. With Christoph Breuer behind the wheel, we were able to complete the session without issues. Even though we did not qualify for the following Top Qualifiers, we collected valuable data, important laps and crucial experience for all drivers and the team.
The race itself started very promising. Within the first four hours, all four of our drivers were able to complete valuable laps behind the wheel. Thomas Mutsch started the race, followed by Christoph Breuer, Dieter Schmidtmann and Kiki Sak Nana. Everything was running smoothly and the team performed incredibly well under the intense conditions of the 24-hour race.
The race itself started very promising. Within the first four hours, all four of our drivers were able to complete valuable laps behind the wheel. Thomas Mutsch started the race, followed by Christoph Breuer, Dieter Schmidtmann and Kiki Sak Nana. Everything was running smoothly and the team performed incredibly well under the intense conditions of the 24-hour race.
Sadly, after just over four hours, our Lamborghini race came to an early end due to an accident that was not caused by any mistake from the driver, as we unfortunately lost the car due to oil on the track. It was a heartbreaking moment for everyone involved after all the hard work, energy and passion that went into this project. More details about the incident will follow in our upcoming YouTube videos.
Our Porsche Cayman GT4 CS meanwhile had a very strong and reliable weekend from start to finish. The car completed all qualifying sessions without any issues and continued to perform flawlessly throughout the race.
Markus and Daniel Nölken, Alex Meixner and Kouichi Okumura, who travelled all the way from Japan specifically for the 24-hour race, delivered an outstanding performance together with the entire crew. With clean stints, strong teamwork and consistent pace, the Cayman crossed the finish line in P39 overall and P8 in the Cup3 class with Alex Meixner behind the wheel.
A huge thank you goes out to our entire team, all drivers, mechanics, engineers and everyone involved in this project. Your dedication and hard work made this weekend possible.
And of course, thank you to all of you who supported us throughout the event. Whether you visited us in the paddock, followed the livestream from home or simply sent us messages and encouragement along the way, we truly appreciate every bit of support.
The 24 Hours Nürburgring once again delivered everything that makes this race so special, and we are already looking forward to coming back stronger next year.
