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Preining secures DTM title with strategic finish at Hockenheim
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Preining secures DTM title with strategic finish at Hockenheim

Thomas Preining clinched his second DTM championship by finishing third at the season finale in Hockenheim. The Manthey Porsche driver had been running in second place until the final lap when he allowed his team-mate Ricardo Feller to pass. This move was enough to secure the title for Preining.

Preining’s third place was sufficient to seal the championship, marking a significant achievement in his racing career. The Austrian driver’s performance throughout the season culminated in this decisive moment at Hockenheim, where maintaining his position was crucial for the title.

The final race saw Preining and Feller, both driving for Manthey Porsche, competing closely. Preining’s decision to let Feller through on the last lap was notable, reflecting team strategy and sportsmanship as he wrapped up the season with the championship.

With this victory, Preining adds a second DTM title to his record, underlining his status as a leading driver in the series. The season finale at Hockenheim proved to be a fitting conclusion to a competitive campaign for both Manthey Porsche drivers.

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