🇩🇪 Daniel Keilwitz

Daniel Keilwitz is a professional endurance racing driver rated at 3,817, competing at an established level in multiclass and single-class GT racing; he holds an FIA Gold grading, placing him among the full-time professionals in sportscar competition. His primary team has been Rinaldi Racing, for which he has raced LMP3 prototypes in the Le Mans Cup and Road to Le Mans, and GT3 cars across multiple championships. Over 13 seasons from 2010 to 2024, he accumulated 64 starts across seven series.[1]

His record spans the national Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, where he scored one win and three podiums across 16 starts with Frikadelli Racing, and international endurance championships including the 24H Series multiclass grid, in which he won once in four shared-car starts. The Prototype Winter Series brought three podiums from five starts in 2024. He competed in the ADAC GT Masters in 2021 with 11 starts, in GT World Challenge Europe with three starts in 2020, and in the Road to Le Mans supporting series with six starts between 2022 and 2024. His two career wins came in shared-car racing; his seven podiums were distributed across five different series.[2]

Keilwitz raced regularly against established professionals graded Platinum, including Christopher Mies, a two-time ADAC GT Masters champion and frequent Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie competitor, and Luca Stolz, a DTM and GT World Challenge Europe regular. He finished ahead of Nico Müller, an established professional and DTM driver with 81 starts in that series, and Matt Campbell, a two-time WEC LMGTE Am champion and reigning IMSA GTP champion. Against his regular opponents Mies and Stolz, however, Keilwitz typically finished behind them in shared championship grids.