CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

The DTM offers action-packed racing of the highest calibre with turbocharged engines producing over 600 hp and racecars weighing less than 1,000 kilogrammes. The Audi RS 5 DTM is the car to beat in the DTM: Audi took victory in all three of the DTM championship titles in 2019. The second season of the new turbo era, Audi will be competing against BMW in the eighteen sprint races. The Class 1 vehicles, like the Audi RS 5 DTM, are thoroughbred racecars bearing an optical resemblance to their road-going siblings. The series includes some of the best drivers in the world.

Audi is taking part in the 2020 DTM season with a factory entry of six drivers and the three Audi Sport Teams Abt Sportsline, Phoenix and Rosberg. Three additional Audi RS 5 DTM cars are entered by the customer team WRT Team Audi Sport.

Fascinating touring cars, some of the world’s best drivers and action-packed races are only some of the highlights of the DTM.

The coronavirus pandemic has affected motorsport calendars around the world. Audi factory driver Mike Rockenfeller initiated a virtual racing series under the motto #RaceHome, held on the PlayStation 4 with the fully-electric Audi e-tron Vision Gran Turismo. The proceeds are used for a good cause. Once a week, fans of the Audi brand and SimRacing professionals competed against the six Audi DTM drivers: Loïc Duval, Jamie Green, Nico Müller, Robin Frijns, René Rast and Mike Rockenfeller.

Champions: Nico Müller and Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline.
How to watch: #RaceHome on YouTube