Nürburgring Grand-Prix-Strecke (BES/WEC)

In the Nissan GTP class at the Nürburgring Grand-Prix-Strecke, Gabri Martinez dominated the field, converting a pole position start into a victory. Martinez led all 24 laps of the race, maintaining control despite accumulating 9 incidents throughout the event. While Martinez remained unchallenged at the front, the battle for the podium was defined by the attrition of Jon Schwartz. Schwartz, who started further back, successfully climbed to P2 and remained a front-runner for approximately 10 laps. However, his race derailed following a series of incidents totaling 14, forcing him to drop out of contention for the lead and settle for a P5 finish. This allowed Pepe Fuentes, who started P2, to secure second place with 24 laps completed and 11 incidents. Josefine Becker rounded out the podium in P3, also completing 24 laps while recording the highest incident count among the top three at 16. The Audi 90 GTO class featured a 31-car field, which was won by Joni Hagner. Starting from pole position, Hagner navigated the 22-lap race efficiently, finishing with 7 incidents. The race behind Hagner saw significant movement from the middle of the grid. Mickey Friesen, who qualified in P5, successfully navigated the traffic to secure second place, completing the race distance with 8 incidents. Andreas Schuster, who started from the fourth position on the grid, maintained a competitive pace to finish in third place, recording 10 incidents over the course of the event. The race was characterized by high incident rates across the field, reflecting the difficulty of the Nürburgring circuit. Beyond the front-runners, several drivers struggled to maintain consistency. Javier Mosquera recorded the highest incident count of the event with 21, while Daniel San Antonio finished his race with 10 incidents. Despite the high volume of contact throughout the pack, the podium finishers in both classes managed to complete their full race distances, securing their positions through a combination of pace and incident management.