GT / Tourism
Berger: “The DTM will not change to all-electric in the near future”
Gerhard Berger carefully supervises the transformation of the DTM / ©fabgerard
When you approved the transition from tourism to GT3, were you worried that the DTM lose your identity?
Know one thing, technical regulations have very little influence in our business. The DTM is not based on regulations, it is a racing format which can be contested with any type of car. It is a historic championship which has existed under several types of regulations. In our history, we have raced with fabulous cars that responded to specifications like nowhere else (the A groups in the 80s, editor’s note). Then we experienced a period where cars were almost production cars (the 90s and tourism, editor’s note) which ended up becoming real rockets (ITC from 1995 to 1996, editor’s note). Dans les années 2000, nous avons réduit les coûts et sommes revenus à des autos plus rais
Fabien Gérard
Swiss motor sports knife. I like to talk about the shadow disciplines that deserve to be brought into the light. Touringcar specialist (Supercars, DTM, TCR World Tour, BTCC)
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