Team Motopark will definitely be a top contender in the 2025 International GT Open. The German squad based at Oschersleben, in Saxony-Anhalt, will again field three Mercedes AMG with renewed and strengthened line-ups.

Two cars will be entered in the Pro class. In car #11, Hungary’s Levente Révész (20), who was already a Motopark driver and a race winner in the Euroformula Open in the last two seasons, will make his debut. He will be joined (in five rounds) by a GT star such as Maximilian Götz, known for his many successes with Mercedes in GT3, including a Blancpain GT Series Sprint title in 2014, a win in the Spa 24 Hours (2013) and the 2021 DTM title, but a … rookie in GT Open.

Car #13 will be entrusted to Romania’s Robert Vişoiu (29), who starts a second racing career after a hiatus of some years and a prominent first career in single-seaters that brought him up to GP2 and F.2. He will be associated with Germany’s Niklas Krütten (22), another former Euroformula Open racer who has later shone with LMP and GT3 cars, being a Gold Cup vice champion in the GT World Europe Sprint in 2023.

Car #65 will race in Pro-Am in the hands of two drivers well-known in the team and in the series: 2023 Am class champion Heiko Neumann (59) from Germany and former Euroformula vice-champion (2020) Lukas Dunner (23) from Austria.

Timo Rumpfkeil, who this year will concentrate exclusively on his managerial role, commented: “We are happy to announce exciting line-ups for the 2025 International GT Open, which underline the further growth of our GT3 department. We continuously strive to develop and enhance our team, and I am confident that we are ahead of a successful 2025 season”.