DEKRA in ADAC GT4 Germany

Thrilling racing action and drivers with plenty of petrol in their blood. Many people in the ADAC GT4 Germany dream of a career as a racing driver. For them, it is an important step on the career ladder between karting and becoming a DTM professional. What exactly is behind the series and how DEKRA is involved...

How does the ADAC GT4 Germany work?

The series is the small counterpart to the ADAC GT Masters and DTM. There are two races per weekend, which last around an hour. Two drivers share a cockpit and there is a driver change halfway through the race. Anyone who has competed here has completed one of the fastest schools of racing. It is considered a beginner's series and is therefore particularly interesting for young drivers and ambitious amateur and junior racing drivers.

What role does DEKRA play in the ADAC GT4 Germany?

As in the DTM, DEKRA is responsible for scrutineering. This includes the basic scrutineering on the Thursday before a race weekend. This involves checking the safety standards of the cars and the drivers' equipment. During the course of the weekend, the experts also examine details that are relevant to equal opportunities, such as fuel and tyres.

Which cars compete in the ADAC GT4 Germany?

The GT4 models are the main protagonists in the ADAC GT4 Germany. With slightly less power and a little more weight compared to the GT3 cars, they are the smaller version of the GT3, so to speak.

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