2025 NLS8 64th ADAC Reinoldus-Langstreckenrennen Official Race Results

The 64th ADAC Reinoldus-Langstreckenrennen, staged on 14 September 2025, featured a 101-car entry across GT3, Porsche Endurance Trophy, GT4, BMW Cups, and touring categories. The event delivered multi-class competition on the Nürburgring Nordschleife with several standout results.

SP9 – GT3

• SP9 PRO: Victory for Haupt Racing Team with the Ford Mustang GT3 (#6, Vincent Kolb / Frank Stippler), completing 28 laps in 4:02:55.721. Falken Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 R (#4, Tim Heinemann / Benjamin Leuchter) finished 2nd, +2:05.634. The sister Falken Porsche (#3, Andlauer / Sturm) retired after 25 laps.
• SP9 PRO-AM: JUTA Racing Audi R8 LMS GT3 (#8, Veremenko / “SELV” / Stippler) won on 28 laps in 4:07:39.181, just 9.669s ahead of Walkenhorst Motorsport Aston Martin Vantage GT3 Evo. Car Collection Motorsport Porsche completed the podium.
• SP9 AM: BLACK FALCON Team EAE Porsche 911 GT3 R (#48, Kaya / Stursberg / Bünnagel) took class honours after 28 laps in 4:07:27.455. équipe vitesse Audi R8 LMS GT3 finished 2nd. The Ferrari 296 GT3 (#21) and Renazzo Motorsport Lamborghini Huracán GT3 Evo II both retired early.

Porsche Endurance Trophy

• CUP2 (911 GT3 Cup): LOSCH Motorsport by BLACK FALCON (#948, Tobias Müller / Noah Nagelsdiek / Carlos Rivas) secured victory with 28 laps in 4:08:29.301. Mühlner Motorsport was 2nd, just 20.057s behind. Out of 9 starters, 8 were classified, with one retirement.
• CUP3 (718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport): Oehme Motorsport (#944, Leonard and Moritz Oehme) took the win after 26 laps in 4:03:14.727. Schmickler Performance powered by Ravenol finished 2nd, +7.279s. W&S Motorsport and Adrenalin Motorsport followed. In total, 13 cars were classified, while 4 retired.

GT4 and Related Classes

• SP10: AVIA W&S Motorsport Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS (#165, Oberheim / Miemois / Goodman) claimed victory with 27 laps in 4:09:43.080. AV Racing by BLACK FALCON BMW M4 GT4 Evo and PROsport Racing Aston Martin Vantage GT4 completed the top three.
• SP8T: FK Performance Motorsport BMW M4 GT4 (#187, Mijatovic / Wüstenhagen / Renger) triumphed on 26 laps. Plusline Motorsport BMW finished 2nd, and WS Racing with GITI Tire’s all-female BMW M4 GT4 lineup secured 3rd. KCMG fielded two Toyota Supra Evo GT4 entries, classified 4th and 5th, while PROsport Racing Aston Martin retired after 21 laps.
• SP7: RPM Racing Porsche 991 Cup (#78) won with 26 laps in 4:04:21.821. Two Porsche Cayman GT4 RS entries retired.

BMW One-Make Cups

• BMW 325i Challenge: Moran Gott (#107) won after 23 laps in 4:01:39.598. 4 cars were classified, 1 retired.
• BMW M240i Cup: Breakell Racing (#667, Drew and Aaren Russell) won after 25 laps, just 0.584s ahead of PTerting Sports by Up2Race. GITI Tire Motorsport by WS Racing finished 3rd. Out of 8 starters, 6 were classified, 2 retired.
• BMW M2 CS Racing Cup: Sole entry (#899, Hofor Racing by Bonk Motorsport) retired after 19 laps.

Touring Cars and TCR

• SP3T: Goroyan RT by Sharky-Racing Audi RS3 TCR (#321, Vallers / Ahlin-Kottulinsky / Rindone) won after 24 laps.
• SP3: Ravenol Motorsport BMW 318ti EVO2 (#277) took the win with 22 laps.
• TCR: Goroyan RT by Sharky-Racing Audi RS3 (#777, Goroyan / Kvitka / Brink) completed 25 laps for class victory.

Production and Alternative Classes

• V5: Porsche Cayman (#456, Schiede / O’Dey / Krumbach) won after 23 laps.
• V6: Adrenalin Motorsport Porsche Cayman S (#396) claimed class honours with 24 laps.
• VT2 (FWD/RWD/4WD): Highly subscribed with over 18 starters; class wins for Adrenalin Motorsport BMW 330i (#500, RWD) and Dupre Motorsport Audi S3 (#480, 4WD).
• VT3: Keeevin Sports and Racing BMW 335i (#460) won after 22 laps.
• AT3: Max Kruse Racing Audi RS3 (#10) triumphed, while Four Motors Bioconcept-Car Porsche finished 2nd.
• AT2: Manthey Racing’s Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS CS M (#718) secured victory after 27 laps.

Key Highlights

• Ford Mustang GT3 achieved its first NLS class win, breaking Porsche’s dominance in SP9 PRO.
• CUP3 again demonstrated fierce competition, with 17 starters and a dramatic 7.2s margin between 1st and 2nd.
• Touring and VT2 classes ensured broad participation, underlining NLS’s accessibility for grassroots teams.

Summary

The 64th ADAC Reinoldus-Langstreckenrennen 2025 saw 101 cars compete across more than 20 classes. Highlights included a Ford Mustang GT3 victory in SP9 PRO, Porsche success in CUP2, and continued growth of the BMW Cups and VT2 production classes. The race once again showcased the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie’s unique mix of factory-backed GT3 programs, Porsche one-make competition, and diverse touring car participation.