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It was a huge success for 21-year-old racing driver Colin Bönighausen from Isernhagen (Lower Saxony), who celebrated his maiden victory in the GT3 championship at the opening race weekend of the ADAC GT Masters at the Red Bull Ring in Austria.Together with his Austrian teammate Leo Pichler, Bönighausen dominated Sunday's race.

The new season of the ADAC GT Masters kicks off next weekend at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. Making his debut is rising star Colin Bönighausen. The racing driver from Lower Saxony impressed by setting the second-fastest time in the official tests.Colin will be driving the number 41 car for

Great news! Colin Bönighausen will be driving for razoon – more than racing in the 2026 season of the ADAC GT Masters. This series features races at popular DTM events and the famous Truck Grand Prix at Nürburgring.Following intensive negotiations over the winter, Colin Bönighausen from Isernhagen near Hanover has secured

Colin Bönighausen‘s (Team razoon – more than racing) first 24-hour race was a bit of a rollercoaster, to say the least! But the newcomer to endurance racing kept his cool and was over the moon to cross the finish line for the first time in this January classic.From a car parade

Hanoverian racing driver Colin Bönighausen will make his 24-hour debut in Dubai on 17 and 18 January with razoon – more than racing. This has been made possible thanks to a partnership with Axel Semlinger, a dentist, and his companies.For Colin Bönighausen, this is the next logical step in his career.

He continues to work on his rise through the ranks of endurance racing. Following his debut at Spa, he will soon be back in a race car for the 24 Hours of Dubai.The young German driver took part in his first endurance race at the 12 Hours of Spa. Driving a

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Colin Jamie Bönighausen will make his endurance racing debut at the Michelin Endurance Cup 12 Spa in the Porsche GT 3 Cup. Along with three experienced American drivers, in a Porsche branded with Good Boy vodka from BAS Koeten Racing, the first few kilometers will be spent on a dark track.

Racing driver Colin Bönighausen from Germany is shifting up a gear. He will make his endurance racing debut on 6 September in Spa.“I'm ready for the future — and that means endurance racing,” the 20-year-old explains with determination. Colin knows all about the trending sport. “Millions of fans watch the 24-hour