DTM: SIX PLUS TWO

Audi is taking part in the 2019 DTM season with a factory entry of six drivers and the three Audi Sport Teams Abt Sportsline, Phoenix and Rosberg. Amongst the unchanged driver line-up are the DTM champions from 2013 and 2017, Mike Rockenfeller and René Rast. Two additional Audi RS 5 DTM cars are entered by the customer team WRT.

THE 2019 AUDI DTM DRIVERS

THE 2019 AUDI DTM DRIVERS

Audi Sport Teams
Loïc Duval (F)
Robin Frijns (NL)
Jamie Green (GB)
Nico Müller (CH)
René Rast (D)
Mike Rockenfeller (D)

WRT
Jonathan Aberdein (ZA)
TBA

Loïc Duval
Loïc Duval

DTM

Loïc Duval

French Connection

Robin Frijns

DTM

Robin Frijns

Double duty

Jamie Green

DTM

Jamie Green

British dynamite

Nico Müller
Nico Müller

DTM

Nico Müller

Versatile Swiss

René Rast

DTM

René Rast

Record breaker

Mike Rockenfeller

DTM

Mike Rockenfeller

Tyre whisperer

STRONG
LINE-UP

Audi Sport DTM Ticketshop 2019
Audi Sport DTM Ticketshop 2019

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Audi Sport DTM Ticketshop 2019

Book your Audi DTM Package now and experience an unforgettable race weekend with the Audi Sport teams.

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