A sensational 2025 season comes to a close with an Antonio Albacete home victory and a new Chrome champion.
Norbert Kiss has secured his 14th pole of the season as Mark Taylor and Clemens Hecker aim to fight back in Chrome championship.
John Newell has taken his first overall victory in the Goodyear FIA European Truck Racing Championship, holding off Steffi Halm and Jochen Hahn.
It’s advantage Sascha Lenz and Bradley Smith for their respective championship battles as Norbert Kiss and Lukas Hahn take overall and Chrome pole positions respectively.
Since Zolder Race 4, René Reinert has won every even-numbered race, giving the Revesz-Reinert Racing Team a major boost in the teams’ championship.
Race 3 victory has seen Kiss claim the 2025 Goodyear FIA ETRC title and become the first to manage this seven times in the series’ history.
Doing everything he needs to do to clinch his seventh Goodyear FIA European Truck Racing Championship title in Race 3, Norbert Kiss has secured his twelfth pole of the season.
Taking his third race win of the season, René Reinert held off a chasing Titan pack to take victory ahead of Steffi Halm and Jochen Hahn.
Big gains in both the overall and Chrome standings as Norbert Kiss and Bradley Smith take respective wins.
It was another flawless display from Norbert Kiss to claim his 11th pole of the season as Bradley Smith looks to be back on pace with Chrome pole.
Joining Norbert Kiss and José Eduardo Rodrigues, René Reinert has become the third repeat overall winner of the season.
Norbert Kiss secured win 15 of the season as Luke Garrett became the newest name on the Chrome winner’s trophy.
Another showcase from Norbert Kiss as he takes pole position with a 1:55.721, six tenths faster than Jochen Hahn in second.
After a dramatic end to the second race of the weekend, Jochen Hahn has finally walked away with his first win of the season. A fifth Chrome victory for Mark Taylor means the top three in class, now led by Clemens Hecker, are separated by just three points.
It was another text book performance from Norbert Kiss to secure his 14th win of the season, but all eyes were on Clemens Hecker as his sixth Chrome win of the season moved him to a point behind Bradley Smith in the Chrome standings.
Norbert Kiss claimed his ninth pole of the season, whilst a final flying lap improvement put Sascha Lenz on the front row beside him.
Starting from reverse grid pole, Steffi Halm concluded the Most race weekend with her first victory of 2025.
Norbert Kiss has taken his thirteenth victory of the season ahead of Jochen Hahn and Sascha Lenz in the penultimate race at Most.
Norbert Kiss has secured his eighth pole position of 2025 as Luis Recuenco has taken his second Chrome pole of the season.
A brilliant race from the reverse grid front row has secured José Eduardo Rodrigues his second Titan victory.
Norbert Kiss and Mark Taylor were both looking set to convert their pole positions to victories, but a tension rod failure saw Taylor not only lose the win but fail to classify.
It’s another pole position for Norbert Kiss in 2025, but Mark Taylor takes Chrome class pole whilst his main championship rival was eliminated in Q1.
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Getting the lead off the start, José Eduardo Rodrigues commanded the final race of the weekend to take his first victory as a Titan driver.
Norbert Kiss adds another dominant win to his season after red flag delay at the start of the race.
Norbert Kiss has taken pole position for Race 3 of the International ADAC Truck Grand Prix, with Race 2 winner Antonio Albacete lining up beside him.
For the first time in the 2025 season, Antonio Albacete has taken victory.
Norbert Kiss adds another lights to flag victory to his 2025 campaign after holding off a first corner attack from Jochen Hahn.
It was Norbert Kiss on top at the end of the three qualifying sessions to set the grid for Race 1 with Jochen Hahn sharing the front row with him as he has so many times before.
Norbert Kiss sailed to pole position for Race 3, but back in the Chrome class the fastest lap went down to the wire, Clemens Hecker and Steffen Faas separated by only seven hundredths of a second.
It was another clinical race through the field for Norbert Kiss taking the overall win, but Steffen Faas’ races of misfortune have paid off in class victory.
Norbert Kiss made the Slovakian fans go wild with Race 1 victory. Bradley Smith took his second Chrome class victory, taking advantage of Mark Taylor’s less than fortunate race.
Norbert Kiss added another pole to his 2025 season counter, whilst Luis Recuenco took his first Chrome pole position of the year.
Another competitive overall victory from Norbert Kiss and Chrome win for Mark Taylor in Race 3 of the weekend.
A tight battle in the final qualifying session saw Norbert Kiss beat Jochen Hahn for Race 3 pole position.
With his company, Reinert Logistics, based nearby, René Reinert brought a smile to the face of all his local fans by taking Race 2 victory, and his first of 2025, at Lausitzring.
It was a battle of the six-time champions for Race 1 at the Lausitzring, whilst Bradley Smith took Chrome honours, now tied with Mark Taylor for the class championship lead.
Jochen Hahn gave his home crowd something to cheer for as he outpaced Norbert Kiss for Lausitzring Race 1 pole position.
After Jochen Hahn’s Race 1 time penalty, Norbert Kiss completed another perfect weekend with four race victories.
Norbert Kiss converted his Race 3 pole position to victory as Mark Taylor overcame a five second penalty to secure the Chrome class win.
After being unable to take part in qualifying yesterday, Norbert Kiss has put Balu Junior on pole for Race 3 in Misano.
Norbert Kiss stormed to Race 2 victory as Jonathan André took his first Chrome class victory.
New season, fresh start for the grid and a new face taking the top spot in qualifying.
Anticipation builds for the ultimate motorsport weekend at DEKRA Lausitzring, where Truck Racing meets DTM.
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A fantastic lights-to-flag victory gave the Spanish crowd something to cheer about, as their home hero Antonio Albacete ended his season with a race win.
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