Andre Lotterer

Andre Lotterer has established himself as a highly accomplished racing driver, achieving significant success in endurance racing, Formula E, and Japanese motorsport. After securing championship wins in junior categories, Andre Lotterer demonstrated early promise in single-seater racing. He clinched the Formula BMW Junior title in 1998, followed by the Formula BMW ADAC championship in 1999. Lotterer continued to develop his skills in the German and British Formula 3 Championships in the early 2000s, securing notable podium finishes and strong positions in the standings.

His career trajectory then led him to Japan, where he quickly became a prominent figure in the country’s highly competitive motorsport scene. In Japan, Lotterer achieved remarkable success in both the Formula Nippon Championship, which he won in 2011, and the Super GT series, becoming a two-time champion in 2006 and 2009. Concurrently, Lotterer made his debut in endurance racing at the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans in 2009, making an immediate impact by finishing seventh overall in his first attempt. This strong performance earned him a factory drive with Audi Sport, where he solidified his reputation as an elite endurance driver.

Andre Lotterer further cemented his legacy in 2024 by securing his second FIA World Endurance Championship drivers’ title with Porsche Penske Motorsport, underscoring his enduring prowess in top-tier endurance racing. His career reflects a sustained commitment to high-performance motorsport across diverse environments, consistently competing at the pinnacle of international racing. Lotterer continues to be a driving force in both the FIA World Endurance Championship and contributes to electric motorsport development, showcasing his versatile expertise and unwavering competitive drive.