As a late starter in motorsport, I initially made my way to the top in kart slalom.
But it didn't take long to qualify for the German Championships and assert myself against the best in the discipline.

Even though Formula Student is more of a design and development competition than a pure motorsport event, I have very fond memories of the events. Especially in conjunction with my mechanical engineering degree programme, the competition offers the opportunity to put the theory I have learned into practice. As a team, we were also able to achieve many successes and outperform top universities from all over the world.

I made my first metres on the Nordschleife in the RCN. Since the beginning, my father and I have taken part as a small family racing team and won the R3 class championship three years in a row.

If you imagine your first 24-hour race as a driver, you certainly wouldn't imagine that you would experience the shortest of all 24h races in history. And yet, despite the short race distance, I was able to gain plenty of experience in changeable conditions.

On the agenda for the NLS 2025 was to utilise the experience gained from previous races with the BMW M240i and raise the standard.
Together with Adrenalin Motorsport, I returned to the Ring and finished on the podium in the end. Fast laps and flawless race sequences were rewarded in the end.

Another 24-hour race at the Nürburgring in a different class with a new vehicle. But what we experienced as a team in this race was definitely anything but ordinary.
But neither the blackout at the Nürburgring nor a technical defect during the night stopped us from reaching the podium in the SP7 class. A real dream that came true.