Grasser Racing Team will run one Lamborghini at DTM Oschersleben as parts delays leave Mirko Bortolotti carrying its hopes alone.
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Grasser faces Oschersleben damage limitation as Paul crash leaves Bortolotti alone

Grasser Racing Team will head to Oschersleben with its DTM weekend already compromised. Two weeks after Maximilian Paul’s heavy Norisring crash, the Austrian team will run only one Lamborghini Temerario GT3 at the fifth round of the 2026 season. That leaves Mirko Bortolotti as Grasser’s sole entry, with the DTM grid dropping to 20 cars…

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Maximilian Paul begins recovery after his 2026 DTM Norisring crash, with Grasser confirming his injuries and surgery.
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Paul recovering after 2026 DTM Norisring crash

Maximilian Paul has begun his recovery after the heavy crash that stopped Saturday’s 2026 DTM race at the Norisring. The Grasser Racing Team driver was involved in a major collision with Kelvin van der Linde’s Schubert Motorsport BMW at Turn 1 during Race 1. Race control initially deployed a Full Course Yellow before red-flagging the…

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Gottfried Grasser returns to ADAC GT Masters after 13 years, sharing a Lamborghini GT3 with Gerhard Tweraser for two guest rounds.
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DTM Team Principal Gottfried Grasser returns to ADAC GT Masters cockpit after 13 years

DTM Team Principal Gottfried Grasser will swap the pit wall for the cockpit when GRT Grasser Racing Team makes two guest appearances in the 2026 ADAC GT Masters. The 47-year-old Austrian will share a Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo 2 with Gerhard Tweraser in the Pro-Am class. The pair will contest the Nürburgring round from 10…

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The GRT - Grasser Racing Team #63 entering the final round of the GTWC Sprint Cup in Valencia.
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Gottfried Grasser reflects on “a perfect year” as the GTWC Europe Sprint Cup finale in Valencia looms

The Grasser Racing Team entered the final weekend of the GT World Challenge Europe Sprint Cup in Valencia with an outside shot at the championship. Despite stiff competition, the Austrian outfit remained firmly in contention after a strong Qualifying performance. The opening session had seen Ferrari dominate, continuing their form from Free Practice and Pre-Qualifying….

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