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Christoph Sagemüller (Mercedes-AMG) : "Important to obtain an authorization from the ACO to compete in WEC and Le Mans for 2025 and beyond"
15 Feb. 2024 ‧ 12:00
Despite an unfortunate absence from the WEC and Le Mans, Mercedes-AMG is determined to make a contribution to GT racing, and if possible to the highest level.
Photo : Gruppe C
While Mercedes-AMG sets out this weekend to claim a third consecutive success on Mont Panorama, the German marque remains more involved than ever in GT racing. The current Mercedes-AMG GT3 is due to have an offspring in 2026, proof of the interest shown in customer racing at Affalterbach.
Mercedes-AMG Motorsport Director Christoph Sagemüller spoke to Endurance-Info about GT3, hypercars, hydrogen and letting Mick Schumacher and Jules Gounon race for another brand this year.
