Drawing together the announcements made thus far – and with a little bit of insider gossip into the mix, we can now say that the 2022 DTM looks set to have at least a 29 car grid for its second season with a GT3 ruleset.
Those entries are spread across six GT3 manufacturers and 14 teams.
Audi – Audi R8 LMS Evo II
#3 Team Abt Sportsline – Kelvin van der Linde
#7 Team Abt Sportsline – Ricardo Feller
#33 Team Abt Sportsline – Rene Rast
#12 Team Rosberg – Dev Gore
#51 Team Rosberg – Nico Müller
#? Attempto Racing – Marius Zug
BMW – BMW M4 GT3
#10 Walkenhorst Motorsport – Esteban Muth
#11 Walkenhorst Motorsport – Marco Wittmann
#25 Schubert Motorsport – Phillip Eng
#31 Schubert Motorsport – Sheldon van der Linde
Ferrari – Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo 2020
#37 AlphaTauri AF Corse – Nick Cassidy
#74 Red Bull AF Corse – Felipe Fraga
Lamborghini – Huracan GT3 Evo
#16 GRT Grasser Racing Team – Clemens Schmid
#19 GRT Grasser Racing Team – Rolf Ineichen
#63 GRT Grasser Racing Team – Mirko Bortolotti
#? GRT Grasser Racing Team – Alessio Deledda
#26 T3 Motorsport – Esme Hawkey
#95 T3 Motorsport – Nicki Thiim
Mercedes AMG – Mercedes AMG GT3 Evo
#1 Mercedes-AMG Team Winward – Maximillian Götz
#22 Mercedes-AMG Team Winward – Lucas Auer
#27 Mercedes-AMG Team Winward – David Schumacher
#4 Mercedes AMG Team HRT – Luca Stoltz
#36 Mercedes AMG Team HRT – Arjun Maini
#18 Mercedes-AMG Team Mücke Motorsport – Maximillian Buhk
#88 Mercedes-AMG Team GruppeM Racing – Maro Engel
#99 Mercedes-AMG Team GruppeM Racing – Mikaēl Grenier
Porsche – 911 GT3 R
#24 KÜS Team Bernhard – Thomas Preining
#92 SSR Performance – Laurens Vanthoor
#94 SSR Performance – Dennis Olsen
