GetSpeed once again proved in 2025 why the team from Meuspath is regarded as one of the absolute top squads in GT3 racing. For another year, GetSpeed secured the title of world’s best Mercedes-AMG GT3 Customer Racing Team – the result of a season defined by determination, precision and teamwork at the highest level.

In the International GT Open, GetSpeed made a powerful impression with up to four cars on the grid. All crews were consistently competitive and collected strong results throughout the year. A standout performance came from Steve Jans and Aaron Walker, who delivered a superb season and claimed second place in the Pro-Am championship, only narrowly missing the title in the final race.
Marcelo Ramirez completed his first-ever GT season and made huge progress thanks to the close cooperation with Ralf Aron and the structured development work provided by the GetSpeed engineering squad. Ameerh Naran scored points regularly in the AM class and showed a solid and confident season.

Anthony Bartone also continued his steady development: precise, focused, and fully supported by the professional environment at GetSpeed. Together with Fabian Schiller, he delivered strong performances and further established himself within the international GT scene.
Internationally, Anthony McIntosh, Steve Jans and Philip Ellis added another highlight: a P2 finish in Suzuka, proving that GetSpeed can compete at top level immediately – even on new and challenging circuits.

With the 2025 season ending at such a high sporting level, the team’s focus has already shifted fully toward the winter of 2026 – and it promises to be intense.
In the Asian Le Mans Series, GetSpeed will not only compete under the QMMF by GetSpeed banner, but will also enter its own strong GT3 crew: Anthony Bartone, Shigekazu Wakisaka (for Sepang) and Fabian Schiller.
Their mission is clear: secure the coveted Le Mans invitation, awarded exclusively to the class winner.
Equally remarkable: GetSpeed is the only Mercedes-AMG team selected by the ACO to receive an official ALMS entry – a significant statement of trust in the team’s capability and consistency.

The challenge ramps up even further:
The opening ALMS round in Sepang takes place on the same weekend as the Gulf 12 Hours in Abu Dhabi. Two major international events at once – but for GetSpeed, this is a challenge embraced with full commitment. Together with Grove Racing, the team will once again take on the Abu Dhabi classic.

January leaves no room to breathe: the 24H Dubai with Grove Racing, followed by the legendary Rolex 24 at Daytona, where GetSpeed returns to the GTD Pro field together with Bartone Bros Racing. Two classics, two tough tests, two prime opportunities to carry the momentum of 2025 straight into the new season.

GetSpeed closes out a strong year and launches into the next one at full throttle.
The team is ready, hungry and fully alert. Bring on 2026.
Speed is in our DNA.

Mercedes-AMG Team GetSpeed, based at the Nürburgring business park and successful with Mercedes-AMG since 2019, is full of confidence for the upcoming ADAC RAVENOL 24h Nürburgring 2025. After an outstanding 2024 season, in which GetSpeed was named the most successful customer racing team in the internal Mercedes-AMG Customer Racing Championship, the team is highly motivated to build on its impressive record and claim the coveted overall victory in the Green Hell.

The Mercedes-AMG GT3 with starting number #14 will compete in a special “CASE 24H” livery. The focus is on CASE 24H – a story about the search for the final set-up to contest the 24-hour race. What initially remained hidden was deciphered step by step. The aim was to find the perfect set-up for the most demanding track in the world, the Green Hell – and ultimately to unveil the car with its unique livery.

The driver line-up for the #14 is high-caliber and consists of experienced Mercedes-AMG Performance drivers: Maro Engel was part of the winning quartet at the 24h Nürburgring in 2016 and achieved three of the four pole positions for Mercedes-AMG. Maxime Martin is making his debut in the Mercedes-AMG GT3 in 2025 and has already finished second three times. Fabian Schiller has been driving the Mercedes-AMG GT3 with GetSpeed since 2019 and has achieved two overall podiums. Luca Stolz has been driving with Mercedes-AMG since 2017 and has finished in the Top 3 three times in the Eifel.

The Mercedes-AMG GT3 with the starting number #17 will start the race as the “PRPL Beast”. This design combines elements of the legendary “Beast of the Green Hell” with purple foiling. The choice of color refers to the term “Purple Sector”, which in motorsport refers to the best time in a sector. Ralf Aron, Lucas Auer, Adam Christodoulou and Mikaël Grenier alternate in the cockpit as drivers.

Team GetSpeed has already achieved impressive successes in the past, including three podium finishes in the 24-hour race at the Nürburgring since 2019. “We are well prepared and looking forward to the challenge of the Nürburgring 24 Hours,” says Adam Osieka, Team Principal of GetSpeed. “The Nordschleife is a unique track that always presents us with new challenges. With our experienced drivers and the support of Mercedes-AMG, we are confident that we can fight for overall victory.”

The ADAC RAVENOL 24h Nürburgring will start on Saturday, June 21, 2025, at 4:00 pm. Prior to that, the decisive top qualifying session will take place on Friday, June 20, 2025, from 13:20 to 14:30 to determine the starting order of the fastest cars. Fans who are unable to attend the event will be able to watch the entire race as well as all qualifying sessions and the top qualifying session in a free livestream on the event’s official YouTube channel. The Nitro channel will broadcast the race live on free-to-air TV.