🇩🇪 Dirg Parhofer

Dirg Parhofer was a competitive amateur racing in the 24H Series, a multiclass international endurance championship where GT3 cars share track space with prototypes and production machinery across 13 countries. He drove for Car Collection Motorsport in the A6-AM class, a field mixing amateur and professional entrants in the same race. His indexed career spans two seasons, 2017 to 2018, with three starts.[1]

Parhofer finished 19th in the 2018 24H Series standings, his final season of racing on record. Across his three starts, he raced against a field that included entry-level and established professionals alongside amateurs; he regularly finished behind Kenneth Heyer, a FIA Silver-graded professional who went on to win the 2025 GT Winter Series GT3, and Elmar Grimm, an entry-level professional with 27 24H Series starts. He finished ahead of Alexandre Coigny, an FIA Bronze-graded professional with European Le Mans Series and WEC experience, once across their meetings, and beat Kriton Lendoudis, a professional in the Asian Le Mans Series, in one race.[2]