Last exit Hockenheim for Max Enderlein, Moritz Jenkner, Paul Fröde and Marvin Siebdrath
The ADAC GT Masters starting field will have four fewer drivers next weekend.
Max Enderlein, Moritz Jenkner, Paul Fröde and Marvin Siebdrath will no longer compete in the Super Sports Car League after Hockenheim.
Double starter Enderlein moves to the GTC Race
For Max Enderlein, the Hockenheimring will be the last stop in the ADAC GT Masters. The 32-year-old from Nuremberg is switching to the GTC Race with his new team TECE. In the remaining six races of the Super Sports Car League, he will share the cockpit of the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup with Tim Scheerbarth.
Moritz Jenkner and Paul Fröde also announced their departure from the ADAC GT Masters. The duo, who shared a Mercedes-AMG GT3 from Zakspeed Mobil Krankenkasse Racing, also want to start in the GTC Race in the future.
The separation from Marvin Siebdrath and the Scherer Sport Team Phoenix came as a surprise. The 23-year-old from Erkelenz only drove the first four races of the season in the Audi R8 LMS GT3 evo II. Siebdrath wants to concentrate fully on his commitment in the DTM Trophy, where he is currently third overall.
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