ESCC: Driver lineup for 2025 season confirmed

• Jordan Neumann (Germany/Bronze), Max Krauss (Germany/Silver), and Mika Hoekstra (Netherlands/Silver) form the driver trio for the debut season in the ESCC.

• The ESCC season consists of 6 races from mid-April to the end of October.

• Team FR13DA SPORT will compete in the LMGT3 class with a Porsche 911 GT3 R, carrying the #13.

Hamburg. The FR13DA SPORT team has confirmed the drivers for the upcoming debut season in the ESCC (European Sportscar Championship) 2025.Jordan Neumann (Germany) will take the seat of the Bronze driver, which is mandatory in the LMGT3 class. He will share the Porsche 911 GT3 R with car number 13 with Mika Hoekstra (Netherlands) and Max Krauss (Germany), both Silver drivers.The extended driver lineup also includes Claudio Haaden (Germany/Bronze) and Hugo Hebert (France/Silver), who will be available as reserves. The ESCC 2025 season kicks off next weekend with the official preseason test in Barcelona, where the first of six races will take place just one week later.After Barcelona, the series will continue at the Nürburgring (May 24), Imola (July 19), Spa-Francorchamps (August 16), Silverstone (September 13), and conclude with the finale in Portimao on October 25.

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Quotes on the ESCC Jordan Neumann, Bronze-Driver Porsche 911 GT3 R #13: "This is my first major season with the team in the LMGT3 class of the ESCC , and I’m really excited to get started. We’ve worked hard and are ready to give our best on the track." Max Krauss, Silver-Driver Porsche 911 GT3 R #13: "As a first time participant in the ESCC I'm really looking forward to the challenge ahead. Getting myself and the Porsche to the limit on some of the most legendary tracks - can't wish for more.

Barcelona will put us to the test for sure. Let's see what the first race of the season will hold for us." Mika Hoekstra, Silver-Driver Porsche 911 GT3 R #13: "A new season in a new competition, I’m excited for everything that’s coming and feel ready for the challenges that will be presented" Tom Keitemeyer, Teammanager: "We see the ESCC as a championship with great potential for the future. That’s also why we chose the highly competitive LMGT3 class.

Before the start of the season, it’s hard to predict where we will stand. An initial indication will be the preseason test next week, but we will only really know more after the race."