Consani and Lariche Claim Silver Title at Nürburgring; David and Duran Secure First GT4 Victory

Nürburgring, Germany – Robert Consani and Benjamin Lariche clinched the 2025 GT4 European Series powered by RAFA Racing Club Silver title during a nail-biting second race at the Nürburgring. Their performance in the #3 Team Speedcar Audi allowed them to maintain their championship lead, despite intense pressure from contenders throughout the race.

In a standout moment, Hadrien David and Jan Duran achieved their first GT4 Europe victory, driving the #87 Matmut Évolution Toyota GR Supra to a commanding lights-to-flag win. David started from pole position, expertly managing a strong challenge from Gabriele Piana in the #12 Borusan Otomotiv Motorsport BMW.

As the race unfolded, Piana fought hard to keep his title hopes alive but ultimately finished second. David extended his lead to around two seconds before the pit stops, allowing Duran to comfortably hold off challenges and secure the victory after a safety car restart. The duo’s standout performance saw them significantly outpace their rivals.

Silver Category Insights

Consani and Lariche navigated a tense race, knowing their championship fate hinged on each position gained by the Audi. They completed the race in eighth place, enough to secure the title with a 52-point lead going into the finale in Barcelona. Consani remarked, “We managed our race well, and the team executed flawlessly, which was crucial under pressure.”

Pro-Am and Am Class Updates

In the Pro-Am class, Stanislav Safronov and Aleksandr Vaintrub continued their winning streak, taking their fourth consecutive victory in the #7 Mirage Racing Aston Martin Vantage. Despite starting in the pole position, the pair faced tough competition. Vaintrub managed to take the lead late in the race, finishing ahead of the #99 Toyota driven by Gabriela Jilkova, and the JSB Porsche of Nicco Ferrarin.

“Delivering another win under pressure solidifies our position as we head to Barcelona,” Safronov stated.

In the Am category, Max Kronberg and Daniel Blickle dominated the race, securing a decisive victory with their #30 W&S Porsche. Blickle led from the start, with Kronberg maintaining the pace to finish ahead of Hans Holmlund in the Toyota Gazoo Racing Sweden Supra.

Conclusion

The GT4 European Series heads to the season finale at Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya from October 10-12, where the championship contenders will battle for the overall title. With heightened rivalries and fresh leadership in both Pro-Am and Am classes, the upcoming race promises to deliver significant excitement and competition as the 2025 season closes.

GT4EU Nürburgring Race 2 Results:
Notable Finishers

1. 87 Matmut Évolution Toyota (David/Duran)

2. 12 BMW (Piana)

3. 7 Mirage Aston Martin (Safronov/Vaintrub)

4. 30 W&S Porsche (Blickle/Kronberg)

Next Event: Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya, October 10-12.