🇩🇪 Arne Weber Leo-Livius

Arne Weber Leo-Livius is an amateur-level endurance racer from Germany. With only one classified start in the index, his career record is minimal; he competed in the 2026 Nürburgring 24 Hours for W&S Motorsport and finished fifth in that event. The single race places him among over 9,600 active drivers on the Elo-style rating scale at 2,170, a position typical of drivers in early or occasional competition at club and amateur level.[1]

The notable aspect of Weber's limited record is the calibre of established professionals he finished ahead of in that single outing. He beat Axel Sartingen, an FIA Bronze graded driver rated significantly higher; Max Van Der Snel and Harley Haughton, both FIA Silver graded professionals; and Martin Rich, a Bronze graded competitor. Beating multiple graded professionals in a 24-hour endurance event in his first documented race is a tangible result, though with only one race on record any pattern cannot yet be established. He remains active and may accumulate further results that clarify his standing in the field.