Team Rosberg leaves DTM for 2023
The official website of Team Rosberg confirmed yesterday it will not compete in the DTM for the 2023 season.
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2020 Season
DTM 2020
Official Team Name:
Audi Sport Team Rosberg
Car:
Audi RS5 Turbo DTM 2020
Engine:
Audi RC8 2.0 TFSI I-4t
Drivers:
René Rast #33
Jamie Green #53
Race Engineers:
Florian Rinkes (René Rast)
Erich Baumgärther (Jamie Green)
DTM 2020 - Statistics
Drivers Championship:
1st - (353 points - René Rast)
8th - (98 points - Jamie Green)
Teams Championship:
2nd - (451 points - René Rast)
Wins:
7 - (7x René Rast)
Pole Positions:
8 - (8x René Rast)
Podiums:
16 - (13x René Rast, 3x Jamie Green)
Fastest Laps:
8 - (7x René Rast, 1x Jamie Green)
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Morio, Rene Rast 2019 DTM Hockenheim (May) FP1, CC BY-SA 4.0
2021 Season
DTM 2021
Official Team Name:
Team Rosberg
Car:
Audi R8 LMS Evo
Engine:
Audi Type 42 5.2 L V10
Drivers:
Nico Müller #51
Dev Gore #12
Team Principal:
Kimmo Liimatainen
Sporting Director:
Ramon Hämmerle
Race Engineer:
Florian Rinkes
DTM 2021 - Statistics
Drivers Championship:
10th - Nico Müller (56 pts)
22nd - Dev Gore (0 pts)
Teams Championship:
8th - 55 points
Wins:
0
Pole Positions:
0
Podiums:
1 - (2nd place - Nico Müller)
Fastest Laps:
2 - (2x Nico Müller)
Image Source:
Morio, Rene Rast 2019 DTM Hockenheim (May) FP1, CC BY-SA 4.0
2021 Season
DTM 2021
Official Team Name:
Team Rosberg
Car:
Audi R8 LMS Evo
Engine:
Audi Type 42 5.2 L V10
Drivers:
Nico Müller #51
Dev Gore #12
Team Principal:
Kimmo Liimatainen
Sporting Director:
Ramon Hämmerle
Race Engineer:
Florian Rinkes
DTM 2021 - Statistics
Drivers Championship:
10th - Nico Müller (56 pts)
22nd - Dev Gore (0 pts)
Teams Championship:
8th - 55 points
Wins:
0
Pole Positions:
0
Podiums:
1 - (2nd place - Nico Müller)
Fastest Laps:
2 - (2x Nico Müller)
Image Source:
Morio, Rene Rast 2019 DTM Hockenheim (May) FP1, CC BY-SA 4.0
On December 6, 1948, Keijo Erik Rosberg was born in Solna, Stockholm County, Sweden. Nicknamed Keke (easier to pronounce), he and his parents moved back to their native Finland early in his life, and he took Finnish nationality. His early career in motorsport was a departure for a Finnish motorsport driver of the time, choosing with success to go circuit racing in Formula Vee, Formula Atlantic, Formula Pacific, Can Am and the F1 feeder series Formula 2.
Race & Championship Standings - 1990 Season
On December 6, 1948, Keijo Erik Rosberg was born in Solna, Stockholm County, Sweden. Nicknamed Keke (easier to pronounce), he and his parents moved back to their native Finland early in his life, and he took Finnish nationality. His early career in motorsport was a departure for a Finnish motorsport driver of the time, choosing with success to go circuit racing in Formula Vee, Formula Atlantic, Formula Pacific, Can Am and the F1 feeder series Formula 2.
On December 6, 1948, Keijo Erik Rosberg was born in Solna, Stockholm County, Sweden. Nicknamed Keke (easier to pronounce), he and his parents moved back to their native Finland early in his life, and he took Finnish nationality. His early career in motorsport was a departure for a Finnish motorsport driver of the time, choosing with success to go circuit racing in Formula Vee, Formula Atlantic, Formula Pacific, Can Am and the F1 feeder series Formula 2.
Keke’s first drive in F1 was with the Theodore team in 1978, immediately making a name for himself winning the non-Championship BRDC International Trophy at Silverstone. In very wet conditions he beat some of the biggest and most established names from F1, only his 2nd race. After this early success he had a series of bad seasons with uncompetitive teams, the pointless ‘81 season particularly bad. Despite this he impressed the Williams team, and with a seat spare in 1982 after Alan Jones’ sudden retirement, Keke finally had a competitive drive. He took full advantage of it, winning his first grand prix at Dijon, and taking the 1982 F1 World Championship.
Race & Championship Standings - 1990 Season
Championship Wins
1982 Swiss GP
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1983 Monaco GP
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1984 Dallas GP
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