2025 NLS7 65th ADAC ACAS Cup Official Race Results

The 65th ADAC ACAS Cup, held on 13 September 2025 as part of the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (NLS), concluded with a competitive grid across GT3, Porsche Endurance Trophy, GT4, BMW Cups, and touring car classes. The race covered the full 24.358 km Nordschleife, producing close battles in multiple categories.

SP9 – GT3

• SP9 PRO: Victory went to Falken Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 R (#3, Julien Andlauer / Joel Sturm), completing 27 laps in 4:02:59.064. Teammates in the #4 Porsche finished 2nd, +1:26.737 behind. The Haupt Racing Team Ford Mustang GT3 retired after 15 laps.
• SP9 PRO-AM: Walkenhorst Motorsport took the win with the Aston Martin Vantage GT3 Evo (#34, Krognes / Villagomez / Buchardt), 27 laps in 4:07:01.560. Car Collection Motorsport finished 2nd with their Porsche 911 GT3 R.
• SP9 AM: BLACK FALCON Team EAE Porsche 911 GT3 R (#48, Kaya / Stursberg / Müller) claimed class victory on 27 laps. Renazzo Motorsport’s Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo II finished 2nd, while Ferrari (#21) retired after 11 laps.

Porsche Endurance Trophy

• CUP2 (911 GT3 Cup): LOSCH Motorsport by BLACK FALCON (#948, Müller / Nagelsdiek / Rivas) won after 27 laps in 4:10:47.648. Mühlner Motorsport finished a close 2nd. In total, 8 cars were classified, with 2 DNFs.
• CUP3 (718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport): SRS Team Sorg Rennsport (#959, Eichenberg / Haughton) secured class victory after 25 laps. W&S Motorsport and Adrenalin Motorsport followed. In total, 16 cars were classified, with highlights including Lionspeed GP (#980) driven by Max Verstappen and Christopher Lulham, finishing 7th in class with 24 laps.

GT4 Classes

• SP8T: FK Performance Motorsport BMW M4 GT4 (#187, Mijatovic / Wüstenhagen / Renger) won after 25 laps. Plusline Motorsport BMW finished 2nd, followed by WS Racing with GITI Tire and PROsport Racing Aston Martin. Toyota programs from KCMG and Toyo Tires with Ring Racing featured prominently but one retired early.
• SP10: AV Racing by BLACK FALCON BMW M4 GT4 Evo (#163, Holt / Stripling / Vasilescu) took class honours with 24 laps. PROsport Racing’s Aston Martin was runner-up.

BMW One-Make Cups

• BMW 325i Challenge: Class win for Moran Gott (#107) completing 22 laps in 3:59:44.453.
• BMW M240i Cup: PTerting Sports by Up2Race (#680, Reinhard / Van Der Sanden / “Alboretto”) won after 24 laps, ahead of Adrenalin Motorsport and Breakell Racing.
• BMW M2 CS Racing Cup: Sole entry Hofor Racing by Bonk Motorsport (#888, Bailey / Zander) completed 21 laps for class victory.

Touring Car and TCR

• TCR: Goroyan RT by Sharky-Racing Audi RS3 (#777, Goroyan / Kvitka / Brink) won with 25 laps. Møller Bil Motorsport Audi RS3 LMS finished 2nd, and a Seat Cupra TCR took 3rd.
• SP3T: Goroyan RT by Sharky-Racing Audi RS3 TCR (#321, Vallers / Ahlin-Kottulinsky) won after 19 laps.
• SP3: Ravenol Motorsport BMW 318ti Cup (#275) classified 1st with 20 laps.

Other Classes

• AT2: Four Motors Bioconcept-Car Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (#320, “Smudo” / “Tom” / Schöni) took the win.
• AT3: Max Kruse Racing Audi RS3 (#10, Lenz / Preisig / Hochwind) secured victory.
• Alternative Fuel / Specials: Honda Civic Type R won H2; Porsche Cayman won V6; Porsche Cayman (#440) won V5.

Key Highlights

• Falken Motorsports achieved a 1–2 finish in SP9 PRO, confirming their dominance in GT3.
• Max Verstappen, paired with Christopher Lulham in Lionspeed GP’s Porsche Cayman (CUP3), finished 7th in class, 1 lap down on the winners.
• Diversity of Winners: Across the 20+ classes, victories were shared among Porsche, BMW, Audi, Aston Martin, Lamborghini, and alternative fuel programs.

Summary

The 65th ADAC ACAS Cup 2025 produced a multi-class showcase with tight battles in GT3, strong participation in CUP2 and CUP3, and continued prominence of BMW Cups. The inclusion of Max Verstappen in CUP3, Toyota’s GT4 efforts, and alternative fuel initiatives further emphasized the global and innovative character of the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie.