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David Schumacher joins the DTM
This upcoming season, David Schumacher, the son of former Formula 1 racer Ralf Schumacher, will make his debut in the DTM. It will be the former Formula 3 driver and 2018 Formula 4 rookie champion's first season outside of monoposto racing.
Schumacher will be the teammate of last year's champion Maximilian Götz and two-time winner Lucas Auer at Mercedes-AMG Team Winward Racing in the popular German touring car series. The team from Altendiez is a long-standing partner of Ravensberger Schmierstoffvertrieb GmbH (RAVENOL) in GT racing.
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Mercedes-AMG GT3 in RAVENOL livery
David Schumacher is supported in his DTM entry by a network of mostly long-standing partners, including Dekra, Schaeffler-Paravan, and RAVENOL. The RAVENOL brand is represented by a consistent design of the car and the driver's overalls, along with the prominently visible RAVENOL logo. This is the first time that RAVENOL appears in the DTM with full branding.
Martin Huning (Motorsport Director, RAVENOL):
“I am very much looking forward to David’s debut in the DTM in particular, but also to the new racing season in general. We have been working with David and Ralf Schumacher for many years and are the technical partner of Winward Racing and supplier to the team. Furthermore, we are associated with a number of racing teams in the DTM across different manufacturers and are also the official lubricant partner of both the DTM Trophy and a series partner of the DTM Classic. The prominent presentation of our brand in the context of David Schumacher’s DTM career therefore perfectly complements our overall commitment.”
The first official gathering of the DTM cars will take place next week at the pre-season test in Hockenheim from April 4 to 7.
The 2022 DTM Calendar
- Portimão (Portugal): 29 April – 1 May
- Lausitzring (Germany): 20 – 22 May
- Imola (Italy): 17 – 19 June
- Norisring (Germany): 1 – 3 July
- Nürburgring (Germany): 26 – 28 August
- Spa-Francorchamps (Belgium): 9 – 11 September
- Red Bull Ring (Austria): 23 – 25 September
- Hockenheimring (Germany): 7 – 9 October