Patrick Kolb

Patrick Kolb, born on September 26, 1994, is a German racing driver and team principal known for his achievements in GT racing. Hailing from Stuttgart, Germany, Kolb began his racing career in 2017 and has quickly established himself in the world of motorsports, particularly in endurance racing. He is the co-founder and team principal of Lionspeed GP, a racing team focused on European and International GT Racing Championships.

Kolb's career highlights include multiple championships in the NLS/VLN SP9 Pro-Am class. He secured the championship title in 2019, 2020, and 2021, demonstrating his consistent performance and skill behind the wheel. Notably, his achievements include winning the Nürburgring 24 Hours in 2020 and 2024, a testament to his expertise in endurance racing. He also participates in GT World Challenge Europe. In 2024, Lionspeed GP transitioned to operating as a standalone team, marking a significant step in their development. Kolb continues to drive for the team in their Porsche 911 GT3 R. In early 2025, he participated in the GEDLICH Racing 6H Portimão with Lionspeed GP.

Kolb’s DriverDB score is 1,470. He has started in 75 races, entering 77, with 14 wins and 28 podiums. His race win percentage is 18.7%, and his podium percentage is 37.3%. Beyond his racing achievements, Kolb's leadership as team principal of Lionspeed GP demonstrates his commitment to the sport and his ability to manage and develop a successful racing program. Kolb is active on social media under the handle @patrick_993_klb.