W&S Motorsport Dominates the GT Summer Series in Oschersleben

Back-to-Back Class Victories, Strong Team Performance and Valuable Race Experience for the GT4 Germany

A strong weekend for W&S Motorsport at the GT Summer Series in the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben. With two cars and four drivers, the team from Ofterdingen delivered a convincing performance across all three races – claiming the class victory with the #31 in every single race. A weekend that leaves you hungry for more.

The Line-Up

W&S Motorsport entered Oschersleben with two cars. The Porsche GT4 #30 was shared by Alexander Danzer and Gökay Kutlu, while the #31 was shared by Maximilian Schreyer and Frederik Zebis.

Race 1 – Danzer and Schreyer Set the Tone

In the first race, Alexander Danzer in the #30 and Maximilian Schreyer in the #31 took to the grid. Both delivered a strong and controlled performance. Schreyer drove the #31 to first in class and seventh overall – an impressive opening statement. Danzer in the #30 secured second in class and ninth overall.

Race 2 – Kutlu and Zebis Take Over

In the second race, Gökay Kutlu and Frederik Zebis took the wheel – and picked up seamlessly where their teammates had left off. Zebis drove the #31 to class victory once again and seventh overall. Kutlu in the #30 secured second in class and ninth overall – identical results to Race 1. A testament to the consistency and strength of both cars.

Race 3 – All Four on Track Together

In the third and final race, all four drivers took to the grid together – and delivered the strongest result of the weekend. The #31 with Schreyer and Zebis claimed first in class and an impressive fourth overall – ahead of the Cup2 Porsches, which further underlines the quality of the performance. The #30 with Danzer and Kutlu secured second in class and ninth overall once again – and added one final highlight: on the very last lap, the duo overtook the car ahead right on the finish line. Error-free, clever and focused until the very last second.

Results Overview

Summary

Team Manager Axel Randolph was pleased with the weekend: “A good weekend – error-free, we got the maximum out of it. It’s particularly great to see how well Maximilian Schreyer and Frederik Zebis are using this as preparation for the ADAC GT4 Germany. And Danzer and Kutlu are steadily improving and gaining valuable experience.”