🇩🇪 Philip Hamprecht

Philip Hamprecht is an entry-level professional racing in endurance championships. FIA Silver graded, he competes primarily in the 24H Series and the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, both multiclass endurance grids where drivers share cars across lengthy races. He drives Porsche machinery for RPM Racing, a small operation that has fielded 14 drivers across the index. His rating of 3,575 reflects a driver mid-field in professional endurance racing.[1]

Hamprecht has raced since 2013, though his indexed record begins seriously in 2016 with single-seater attempts in Formula Renault Eurocup and ADAC Formula 4, taking just two starts in each. He returned to racing in 2017 and has since focused on endurance competition. In the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, where he contested nine starts between 2017 and 2021, he took three wins and six podiums across the Cup 2, Cup 3 and SP 7 classes. He has scored six podiums in 18 starts in the 24H Series since 2023, and added two podiums across six appearances at the Nürburgring 24 Hours between 2021 and 2026. His career total stands at three wins and fourteen podiums from thirty-eight starts.[2]

In the 24H Series, Hamprecht regularly races against Rik and Luc Breukers, both entry-level professionals who have won the 992 class title twice in five years; he typically finishes behind them. His strongest performances have come against graded professionals: he finished ahead of Rinus VeeKay, an established professional and FIA Gold driver with 115 IndyCar starts, and Richard Verschoor, a Gold-graded professional with 129 Formula 2 starts, on single occasions. His endurance record, shared among multiple drivers per race, reflects competitive pace in a field mixing amateurs with professionals.