🇨🇿 Reinhard Kofler

Reinhard Kofler is a semi-professional endurance racing driver rated 4,386, placing him in the professional band. He holds an FIA Silver grading for sportscar racing. His indexed career spans eight seasons from 2004 to 2023, primarily in multiclass and shared-car championships; he races Porsche 911 GT3 Cup cars and KTM X-Bow machinery in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie for Team Mathol Racing, and previously competed in the 24H Series for True Racing.[1]

His record comprises 37 starts across five series with three wins and fourteen podiums. He took a win and five podiums in twenty Formula Renault Eurocup starts for Cram Competition in 2004 and 2005, racing solo against a mixed-level field that included drivers who would reach GP2 and established professional ranks. His endurance racing begins in 2007 with a single FIA GT Championship start, then reappears in 2018 with the 24H Series, where he took three podiums from three starts across multiclass international grids shared between amateurs and graded professionals. The Nürburgring 24 Hours brought him one win and two additional podiums from four starts between 2019 and 2022 in shared-car racing. His most recent activity came in 2022; his ongoing career record from 2023 onwards does not appear in this index.[2]

In the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, where he has contested most of his recent races with ten starts and a win, Kofler ran closely matched against Michael Ammermüller, an established professional and Platinum-graded Porsche Supercup champion. He finished ahead of Mikhail Aleshin, a much stronger driver whose professional record spans IndyCar and Formula V8 3.5 racing alongside his Formula Renault career. He also beat Bertrand Baguette and Davide Valsecchi multiple times in Formula Renault; both later became established professionals and multiple series champions, with Baguette winning the Super GT championship and Valsecchi claiming the GP2 Series title.