🇩🇪 Kim-Luis Schramm

Kim-Luis Schramm was a professional racing driver competing in German-focused GT and endurance series. FIA Silver graded, he raced single-seaters early in his career before moving into shared-car endurance racing from 2017 onwards. His primary home was ADAC Formula 4, where he spent three seasons with US Racing, a team that has fielded 35 drivers across the index with Oliver Bearman among its strongest talents.[1]

Schramm's record across nine seasons from 2015 to 2023 comprised 117 starts yielding one win and twelve podiums. His sole victory came in ADAC Formula 4 in 2015. He returned to that series across three campaigns, consistently finishing ahead of fellow professionals Jannes Fittje and Mike Ortmann, though the latter remained closely matched with him. In ADAC GT Masters, where he contested 32 races for FK Performance Motorsport from 2021 to 2023, he took three podiums. His endurance racing included six starts in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, two appearances at the Nürburgring 24 Hours in shared cars with Phoenix Racing, and one start in the 24H Series' multiclass A6-PRO category, where he podiumed. GT World Challenge Europe accounted for 18 starts with Attempto Racing between 2019 and 2022, yielding one podium finish.[2]

His career placed him among drivers who regularly encounter graded professionals across both amateur and semi-professional fields. He finished ahead of David Malukas, now an elite professional with 79 IndyCar starts, on eight occasions in ADAC Formula 4, and beat Nico Müller, a Platinum-graded established professional with extensive DTM and Formula E experience, once in that same series. His record in shared-car endurance racing with co-drivers of varying calibre reflected the competitive level of the fields he raced in rather than any clear separation from his peers.