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BORG Automotive supports young drivers
Young driver Jonas Greif makes his debut in the GT3 racing series with sponsor BORG Automotive.
BORG Automotive supports young drivers
After two successful years in the Porsche Sprint Challenge Central Europe
(GT4), Jonas Greif will climb the next level in his career in the coming season
Racing career: The 20-year-old starts for the newly founded ID-Racing
Team in the Porsche Carrera Cup (GT3). BORG Automotive, Europe's leader
independent remanufacturer, is sponsoring the spare parts brand DRI
his side.
Last year it was a declared goal, now it's a fact: Jonas Greif can
to start training in the Porsche 911 GT3, because he will start in the GT3 in 2022
Probably Germany's most popular brand cup. After two seasons in GT4, in the
The Dresden player achieved two third places in the individual rankings, goes for him
Childhood dream come true.
Greif: "I've wanted to drive in GT3 for as long as I can remember. Now that's how I feel
just privileged and proud and looking forward to the season. This is a
Confirmation of my work over the past few years – work that was done without
the support of the racing teams and sponsors like BORG Automotive is not
would have been possible.”
Despite all his enthusiasm, Jonas Greif remains realistic. The goal is initially experience
to collect and establish yourself in the points. “I want to become a driver
develop further and establish myself in GT3 in the long term. For the coming one
I would be absolutely happy with placements in the points this season - and
Maybe there’s a surprise coup in the mix,” said the GT3 debutant.
Lars Hähnlein, country manager for German-speaking countries at BORG Automotive
Markets: “We are very happy that Jonas Greif is starting in GT3 and look forward to it
exciting season ahead. We would be happy to support him in making it happen
of his dream and wish him much success!”
The Porsche Carrera Cup Germany (GT3) begins on May 5th, 2022 in Belgium
Spa Francorchamps. There are some of them on the racing calendar
most traditional courses in Europe - including the Nürburgring, Lausitzring,
Sachsenring and Hockenheimring, four traditional German circuits.