🇩🇪 Ben Dörr

Ben Dörr is a Silver-graded German driver competing in national and international endurance racing alongside a full programme in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters. He races for Dörr Motorsport in DTM, where he has made 29 starts across three seasons from 2024 onward, and for the same operation in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie and Nürburgring 24 Hours. His rating of 4,136 places him as a professional-level competitor; Silver grading sits below the full-professional tiers and typically marks a driver advancing through sportscar racing rather than one already established at its top.[1]

Dörr took his only indexed win at the 2023 Nürburgring 24 Hours in the SP 9 class, and has added a second podium finish in the same event. The Langstrecken-Serie has yielded one podium across his six starts in GT3 machinery. DTM brings him into regular competition with established professionals; he typically finishes behind Platinum-graded drivers including Lucas Auer, a four-time Formula 3 champion with 104 DTM starts, and the 2024 GT World Challenge Europe champion Maro Engel, though he has beaten Engel once in their shared races. In a single GT World Challenge Europe appearance in 2026, Dörr raced a shared GT3 car for Team RJN.[2]

Dörr's home circuit at the Nürburgring has produced his most significant results and remains central to his racing. The 24-hour race there, a multiclass endurance event that draws international professional grids, has been his strongest proving ground; his win in that event outranks his DTM record to date. His team fields drivers across multiple series and championships, with Marvin Kirchhöfer as an established professional among its roster. Recent DTM activity, including qualified pace in 2026, has placed Dörr alongside multiple competitors racing at established professional level.