Ralf Bohn

Ralf Bohn, a German racing driver born on September 20, 1971, in Alsfeld, has carved out a successful career primarily in GT racing. Bohn didn't begin his racing journey until 2014, making his achievements in a relatively short period all the more impressive. He is known for his long-standing association with Herberth Motorsport, a Bavarian team with whom he has contested over 50 CREVENTIC events in the 24H Series. This consistent partnership has yielded significant results, including an Overall GT Drivers' crown and a victory at the Hankook 24H Dubai in 2017.

Before dedicating himself to endurance racing, Bohn participated in the Porsche Carrera Cup Germany in 2014 and 2015. Even with limited prior racing experience, he quickly adapted, securing a B-class victory in only his third race and ultimately finishing second in the class standings in 2014. This early success foreshadowed his aptitude for GT racing. Bohn's career highlights also include winning the Asian Le Mans Series GT class in 2021 and being a vice-champion in 2022. He also has multiple podiums in the 24H Series, showcasing his consistency and skill in endurance events. In 2024, he participated in the Fanatec GT Endurance Cup, driving a Porsche 911 GT3 R for Herberth Motorsport with teammates Robert Renauer, Alfred Renauer, and Morris Schuring.