2022 ADAC GT4 Germany

Last updated July 10, 2024

The 2022 ADAC GT4 Germany season is the fourth season of the ADAC GT4 Germany, a sports car championship created and organised by the ADAC. The season began on 23 April at Oschersleben and will end on 23 October at the Hockenheimring.^[1]

Calendar

Round	Circuit	Date
1	Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, Oschersleben, Germany	22–24 April
2	Red Bull Ring, Spielberg, Austria	20–22 May
3	Circuit Zandvoort, Zandvoort, Netherlands	24–26 June
4	Nürburgring, Nürburg, Germany	5–7 August
5	Sachsenring, Hohenstein-Ernstthal, Germany	23–25 September
6	Hockenheimring, Hockenheim, Germany	21–23 October

Entry List

Team	Car	No.	Drivers	Class	Rounds
Hofor Racing by Bonk Motorsport	BMW M4 GT4	1	Gabriele Piana		All
		1	Michael Schrey		All
		2	Max Rosam	J	All
		2	Tim Reiter		All
Drago Racing Team zvo	Mercedes-AMG GT4	4	Robert Haub		All
			Gabriela Jílková		1–4
			Théo Nouet		5–6
		8	Jan Philipp Springbob		All
			Nico Gruber		1–3
			Robin Falkenbach		4–6
Racing One	Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4	6	Tom Wood		All
			Euan McKay		1–5
			William Tregurtha		6
Dörr Motorsport	Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4	7	Ben Dörr	J	All
		7	Romain Leroux	J	All
		69	Phil Dörr		All
		69	Indy Dontje		All
		95	Simon Connor Primm	J	All
		95	Nico Hantke	J	All
		97	Juliano Holzem	J	All
		97	Sandro Holzem	J	All
Overdrive Racing	Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport	9	Joachim Bölting	T	All
		9	Tano Neumann	T	All
		23	Pavel Lefterov		All
		23	Stefan Bostandjiev	J	All
		73	Aleks Stefanov		4–6
			André Bruckmann	T	4, 6
			Alon Gabbay	J	5
Schubert Motorsport	BMW M4 GT4	10	Patrick Steinmetz		All
Schubert Motorsport	BMW M4 GT4	10	Michael von Zabiensky		All
Piro Sports - Burg Zelem Foundation	Toyota GR Supra GT4	12	Marcel Lenerz		All
Piro Sports - Burg Zelem Foundation	Toyota GR Supra GT4	12	Cedric Piro		All
Razoon - more than Racing	KTM X-Bow GT4	14	Daniel Drexel		2
Razoon - more than Racing	KTM X-Bow GT4	14	Horst Felix Felbermayr		2
Schnitzelalm Racing	Mercedes-AMG GT4	15	Marcel Marchewicz		1–2
			Robin Falkenbach		1–2
			Yves Volte		4
			Roland Froese		4
			Tim Neuer		5
			Dominik Fugel		5
		18	Marek Böckmann		1–2, 4–5
			Miklas Born	J	1–2
			Marcel Marchewicz		4–5
EastSide Motorsport	Mercedes-AMG GT4	19	Ruben Zeltner		5
		19	Ralf Grösel		5
		20	Lukas Mayer		All
		20	Denis Bulatov		All
Allied-Racing	Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport	22	Vincent Andronaco	J	All
			Paul-Aurel König	J	1–2
			Leo Pichler	J	3–6
		26	Tom Kieffer	T	All
		26	Christian Kosch	T	All
		44	Alexander Hartvig	J	All
		44	Moritz Wiskirchen	J	All
PROsport Racing	Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4	24	Mike David Ortmann		All
		24	Hugo Sasse	J	All
		25	Leon Wassertheurer	J	6
		25	Donar Munding	J	6
		32	Leon Wassertheurer	J	4–5
		32	Donar Munding	J	4–5
		48	Yevgen Sokolovskiy	T	All
			Christopher Röhner		1–5
			Ivan Peklin		6
W&S Motorsport	Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport	30	Max Kronberg		All
		30	Hendrik Still		All
		32	Leo Pichler	J	1–2
		32	Leon Wassertheurer	J	1–2
AVIA W&S Motorsport		31	Finn Zulauf	J	All
			Nicolaj Møller Madsen		1–5
			Lukas Schreier		6
Black Falcon Team Textar	Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport	33	Axel Sartingen	T	1–4
Black Falcon Team Textar	Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport	33	Daniel Schwerfeld	T	1–4
Team Speed Monkeys	Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4	63	Jacob Riegel	J	3
		63	Marc de Fulgencio		3
		99	Paul-Aurel König	J	3–4
		99	Konstantin Lachenauer	J	3–4
CV Performance Group^[2]	Mercedes-AMG GT4	83	Philipp Gogollok	J	4–6
			Phillippe Denes		4
			Josef Knopp	J	6
		84	Ferdinand Winter	J	All
			Ricardo Dort	J	1–3
			Lucas Mauron		4
			Nico Gruber		5–6
		85	Julian Hanses		All
			Theo Oeverhaus	J	1, 3–4, 6
			Théo Nouet		2
			William Tregurtha		5
RTR Projects	KTM X-Bow GT4	89	Matěj Pavlíček	J	All
			Josef Knopp	J	1–5
			Lennart Marioneck		6

Icon	Legend
J	Junior
T	Trophy

Results

Round		Circuit	Date	Pole position	Race Winner
1	R1	Motorsport Arena Oschersleben	23 April	#69 Dörr Motorsport	#69 Dörr Motorsport
	R1		23 April	Phil Dörr Indy Dontje	Phil Dörr Indy Dontje
	R2		24 April	#6 Racing One	#22 Allied-Racing
	R2		24 April	Euan McKay Tom Wood	Vincent Andronaco Paul-Aurel König
2	R1	Red Bull Ring	21 May	#1 Hofor Racing by Bonk Motorsport	#1 Hofor Racing by Bonk Motorsport
	R1		21 May	Gabriele Piana Michael Schrey	Gabriele Piana Michael Schrey
	R2		22 May	#95 Dörr Motorsport	#1 Hofor Racing by Bonk Motorsport
	R2		22 May	Simon Connor Primm Nico Hantke	Gabriele Piana Michael Schrey
3	R1	Circuit Zandvoort	25 June	#24 PROsport Racing	#24 PROsport Racing
	R1		25 June	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse
	R2		26 June	#24 PROsport Racing	#24 PROsport Racing
	R2		26 June	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse
4	R1	Nürburgring	6 August	#12 Piro Sports - Burg Zelem Foundation	#12 Piro Sports - Burg Zelem Foundation
	R1		6 August	Marcel Lenerz Cedric Piro	Marcel Lenerz Cedric Piro
	R2		7 August	#69 Dörr Motorsport	#18 Schnitzelalm Racing
	R2		7 August	Phil Dörr Indy Dontje	Marek Böckmann Marcel Marchewicz
5	R1	Sachsenring	24 September	#24 PROsport Racing	#24 PROsport Racing
	R1		24 September	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse
	R2		25 September	#69 Dörr Motorsport	#24 PROsport Racing
	R2		25 September	Phil Dörr Indy Dontje	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse
6	R1	Hockenheimring	22 October	#24 PROsport Racing	#22 Allied-Racing
	R1		22 October	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse	Vincent Andronaco Leo Pichler
	R2		23 October	#24 PROsport Racing	#31 AVIA W&S Motorsport
	R2		23 October	Mike David Ortmann Hugo Sasse	Lukas Schreier Finn Zulauf

Championship standings

Points system

Points were awarded to the top 10 classified finishers (excluding guest drivers) in each race. No points were awarded for pole position or fastest lap.

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th	11th	12th	13th	14th	15th
Points	25	20	16	13	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1

Drivers' standings

Pos	Driver	OSC		RBR		ZAN		NÜR		SAC		HOC		Pts
1	Hugo Sasse	5	4	10	Ret	1	1	4	5	1	1	5	2	185
1	Mike David Ortmann	5	4	10	Ret	1	1	4	5	1	1	5	2	185
2	Romain Leroux	2	DSQ	2	Ret	2	2	5	6	4	2	9	4	154
2	Ben Dörr	2	DSQ	2	Ret	2	2	5	6	4	2	9	4	154
3	Indy Dontje	1	3	7	2	12	5	Ret	2	6	3	7	Ret	140
3	Phil Dörr	1	3	7	2	12	5	Ret	2	6	3	7	Ret	140
4	Gabriele Piana	Ret	5	1	1	11	10	10	Ret	8	10	2	7	121
4	Michael Schrey	Ret	5	1	1	11	10	10	Ret	8	10	2	7	121
5	Finn Zulauf	4	Ret	5	17	5	Ret	3	8	5	8	3	1	119
6	Julian Hanses	Ret	14	4	Ret	3	3	7	4	2	11	13	14	100
7	Cedric Piro	3	9	9	16	6	9	1	3	7	Ret	15	18	99
7	Marcel Lenerz	3	9	9	16	6	9	1	3	7	Ret	15	18	99
8	Tom Wood	11	2	Ret	3	23	8	17	13	12	9	10	3	86
9	Jan Philipp Springob	Ret	17	11	9	7	7	6	Ret	3	6	6	10	82
10	Max Kronberg	10	6	12	19*	4	11	12	27*	10	7	4	5	81
10	Hendrik Still	10	6	12	19*	4	11	12	27*	10	7	4	5	81
11	Nicolaj Møller-Madsen	4	Ret	5	17	5	Ret	3	8	5	8			78
12	Marek Böckmann	20	8	3	Ret			2	1	18	15			71
13	Robin Falkenbach	7	12	Ret	18*			6	Ret	3	6	6	10	65
14	Euan McKay	11	2	Ret	3	23	8	17	13	12	9			64
15	Theo Oeverhaus	Ret	14			3	3	7	4			13	14	62
16	Alexander Hartvig	13	7	6	5	8	6	Ret	11	22	19	11	19	61
16	Moritz Wiskirchen	13	7	6	5	8	6	Ret	11	22	19	11	19	61
17	Marcel Marchewicz	7	12	Ret	18*			2	1	18	15			60
18	Stefan Bostandjiev	14	19	19	6	9	16	11	28*	9	5	8	6	60
18	Pavel Lefterov	14	19	19	6	9	16	11	28*	9	5	8	6	60
19	Vincent Andronaco	23	1	Ret	Ret	10	22	Ret	Ret	25	Ret	1	DNS	56
20	William Tregurtha									2	11	10	3	47
21	Robert Haub	6	22	Ret	15	22	4	8	7	Ret	12	16	22	46
22	Simon Connor Primm	8	11	15	Ret	13	12	15	14	14	4	12	Ret	44
22	Nico Hantke	8	11	15	Ret	13	12	15	14	14	4	12	Ret	44
23	Gabriela Jílková	6	22	Ret	15	22	4	8	7					42
24	Lukas Schreier											3	1	41
25	Leo Pichler	25	Ret	20	Ret	10	22	Ret	Ret	25	Ret	1	DNS	31
26	Ferdinand Winter	9	23	14	7	18	Ret	9	10	20	20	Ret	20	31
27	Nico Gruber	Ret	17	11	9	7	7			20	20	Ret	20	30
28	Paul-Aurel König	23	1	Ret	Ret	14	15	Ret	22					28
29	Patrick Steinmetz	18	15	13	4	17	13	24	23	19	22	17	8	28
29	Michael von Zabiensky	18	15	13	4	17	13	24	23	19	22	17	8	28
30	Tim Reiter	17	13	8	Ret	19	Ret	13	12	13	Ret	19	9	28
30	Max Rosam	17	13	8	Ret	19	Ret	13	12	13	Ret	19	9	28
31	Miklas Born	20	8	3	Ret									24
32	Christian Kosch	12	10	Ret	10	21	14	21	20	16	16	18	15	21
32	Tom Kieffer	12	10	Ret	10	21	14	21	20	16	16	18	15	21
33	Ricardo Dort	9	23	14	7	18	Ret							18
34	Théo Nouet			4	Ret					Ret	12	16	22	17
35	Lucas Mauron							9	10					13
36	Lukas Mayer	16	Ret	16	14	16	17	25	9	21	23	21	Ret	10
36	Denis Bulatov	16	Ret	16	14	16	17	25	9	21	23	21	Ret	10
37	Joachim Bölting	19	18	18	8	24	Ret	20	18	Ret	Ret	24	16	9
37	Tano Neumann	19	18	18	8	24	Ret	20	18	Ret	Ret	24	16	9
38	Erik Janiš											14	11	7
38	Lennart Marioneck											14	11	7
39	Josef Knopp	22	16	17	13	26*	20	Ret	16	Ret	13	20	17	7
40	Juliano Holzem	21	Ret	Ret	Ret	15	22*	23	21	15	18	Ret	12	6
40	Sandro Holzem	21	Ret	Ret	Ret	15	22*	23	21	15	18	Ret	12	6
41	Dominik Fugel									11	21			5
41	Tim Neuser									11	21			5
41	Yevgen Sokolovskiy	24	20	21	11	25	19	22	24	24	Ret	23	23	5
41	Christopher Röhner	24	20	21	11	25	19	22	24	24	Ret			5
42	Matěj Pavlíček	22	16	17	13	26*	20	Ret	16					4
43	Reinhard Kofler									Ret	13			3
44	Konstantin Lachenauer					14	15	Ret	22					3
45	Roland Froese							19	15					1
45	Yves Volte							19	15					1
45	Daniel Schwerfeld	15	21	22	Ret	Ret	21	18	26					1
45	Axel Sartingen	15	21	22	Ret	Ret	21	18	26					1
46	Leon Wassertheurer	25	Ret	20	Ret			14	19	17	14	26	13	0
46	Jacob Riegel					20	18							0
46	Marc de Fulgencio					20	18							0
46	Ruben Zeltner									23	17			0
46	Ralf Grösel									23	17			0
46	Ivan Peklin											23	23	0
Guest drivers ineligible to score points
–	Daniel Drexel			23	12									–
–	Horst Felix Felbermayr			23	12									–
–	Donar Munding							14	19	17	14	26	13	–
–	Philipp Gogollok							16	17			20	17	–
–	Phillippe Denes							16	17					–
–	Aleks Stefanov							Ret	25	Ret		21	Ret	–
–	André Bruckmann							Ret	25			21	Ret	–
–	Alon Gabbay									Ret				–
–	Ralf Bohn											25	21	–
–	Alfred Renauer											25	21	–
Pos	Driver	OSC		RBR		ZAN		NÜR		SAC		HOC		Pts

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References

↑ "Kalender | ADAC GT4 Germany". www.adac-motorsport.de (in German). Retrieved 2022-05-26.
↑ Group, CV Performance. "CVPG in ADAC GT4 Germany 2022 - CV Performance Group Racing". CV Performance Group - Racing (in German). Retrieved 2022-05-26.

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[1] "Kalender | ADAC GT4 Germany". www.adac-motorsport.de (in German). Retrieved 2022-05-26.

[2] Group, CV Performance. "CVPG in ADAC GT4 Germany 2022 - CV Performance Group Racing". CV Performance Group - Racing (in German). Retrieved 2022-05-26.

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