ADAC boosts Road-to-DTM support for series promotion beginning 2027
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 12:24 PM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

ADAC has announced increased support for the Road-to-DTM program, addressing declining grid sizes in the DTM support series. Previously, the program offered a waiver of the entry fee for the series winner. Starting in 2027, the funding provided will see a substantial increase, supporting more drivers in their transition to higher series competition. This change aims to enhance participation and the overall competitiveness of the DTM series.
- •ADAC responds to declining grid sizes in DTM support series.
- •Road-to-DTM winners will receive significantly more funding in 2027.
- •Previous support was limited to a waiver of the entry fee.
- •New funding aims to attract more drivers to DTM competitions.
- 12:24 PMMotorsport.com — DTM promotion made easier: Road-to-DTM winner's support increased fourfold
"DTM promoter ADAC is responding to partly declining grid sizes in the DTM support series in recent years by significantly increasing the level of support available through its Road-to-DTM program: While the winner was previously given a waiver of the entry fee for moving up to the next series, significantly more funding will be available from 2027. In the ADAC GT Masters, the prize-money fund ...Keep reading
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