Another entrant for the ADAC GT Masters: ME Motorsport from Schwäbisch Gmünd are planning to compete in the ADAC’s competition for young GT3 drivers in 2027. The team led by Markus Eichele is aiming to race with a BMW M4 GT3 Evo, underlining their involvement on the “Road to DTM” platform.

ME Motorsport have just completed a successful season. In addition to topping the rookie standings in the BMW M2 Cup, the team claimed the runners-up spot in the drivers’ and team championships. In the ADAC GT4 Germany, ME Motorsport chalked up two podiums on the way to claiming third place in the team standings, racing two BMW M4 GT4 Evo. Now ME Motorsport is planning to take the next step. The objective is to continue to build the internal “Road to DTM” pyramid and provide young drivers with the opportunity to move up from the BMW M2 Cup to the ADAC GT4 Germany and the ADAC GT Masters.

Having purchased a BMW M4 GT3 Evo straight from the factory over the summer, ME Motorsport have already completed initial testing in Hockenheim. The team is planning extensive tests over the winter to deliver the best possible preparation for competitive racing. As yet, there has been no announcement of the driving duo intended for the ADAC GT Masters. Interested drivers are welcome to contact the team directly.

“We have long dreamed of competing in the ADAC GT Masters, and we are working hard to make that possible in 2027. We are delighted that the ADAC will be significantly increasing the support for the “Road to DTM” next year, ensuring that there will be increased interest from young drivers in the ADAC GT Masters,” explains Eichele. “I am certainly expecting to see a very strong field. We have already had some interesting discussions with potential drivers, but we would be more than happy to chat with prospective candidates.”