RWT Racing will line up in Corvette for second ADAC GT Masters season

• RWT Racing team to again field a Corvette in 2015 season
• Corvette team intends to repeat success from debut season
• RWT Racing aiming for podium finishes in 2015 ADAC GT Masters

Munich. The Corvette Z06 is again strongly represented in the 2015 ADAC GT Masters. After a successful debut season last year with the Corvette, RWT Racing managed by Gerd Beisel will line up at the etropolis Motorsport Arena Oschersleben (April 24th-26th) for the season opener and their second full season with the American sports car in the Super Sports Car League.

RWT Racing team principal Gerd Beisel said: “We are looking forward to the new ADAC GT Masters season. I’ve worked with the guys for a long time and know I can count on them again this year. It’s great to be competing together. We gained a lot of experience as a team in the 2014 ADAC GT Masters, securing decent results in our first season. Our goal for 2015 is to go out and secure more podiums.” The Corvette team secured their maiden win last year at the Nürburgring in their first full season in the ADAC GT Masters and claimed one more podium finish.

RWT Racing will confirm who is to drive the team’s Corvette during the 2015 season in the near future. Apart from RWT Racing, Callaway Competition intend to deploy two Corvettes in the 2015 ADAC GT Masters.

Tickets cost 20 euros, including access to paddock

Fans who want to experience the ADAC GT Masters live at the racetrack can now get tickets for the races at Oschersleben, at the Lausitzring and at the Nürburgring for just 20 euros, including access to the paddock. Tickets are available online at www.adac.de/gt-masters, from all ADAC offices, at www.eventim.de and from more than 20,000 Eventim ticket offices throughout Europe.

The 2015 season of the ADAC GT Masters will consist of eight events with 16 races in Germany, Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands. All 16 races of the ADAC GT Masters will be broadcast live on free-to-air TV channel SPORT1. Coverage begins at 1pm each race weekend.