Bremotion tested with Garrett Lowe, Dominique Schaak and Happinessa at the German team’s home track in Oschersleben – The organisation wants to attack in the second half of the 2025 NASCAR Euro Series season
- Lowe, Schaak and Happinessa tested at the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben
- Bremotion prepares for an epic home race after the Most race weekend
- Team boss Patrick Brenndorfer was pleased with the performance
The summer break of the 2025 NASCAR Euro Series season will come to an end on August 30-31, when the regular season wraps up with the NASCAR GP Czech Republic at Autodrom Most. Teams and drivers used the break to prepare for the second half of the season, which will feature two playoff rounds with double points on the line at Oschersleben and Zolder. Bremotion will contest its home race in Germany and hit the track for a test with its #99 and #77 Chevrolets.
Behind the wheel? PRO driver Garrett Lowe, who got his first taste of the Oschersleben race track. The American has been to Germany before but had never driven at the host venue of the 2025 playoff opener. The eNASCAR star turned several laps to get back into rhythm and learn the technical circuit, which has been part of the NASCAR Euro Series schedule since 2023. He shared the #99 Chevrolet with OPEN driver Dominique Schaak, who knows the track like the back of his hand.
Schaak grew up in the region and works as a driver and safety instructor at Oschersleben. He has visited the track many times in various series throughout his career. His knowledge and experience played a key role in keeping the team’s learning curve steep during the test. Rookie driver Happinessa logged plenty of track time in the #77 Chevrolet, gaining valuable experience to boost her game in the OPEN division. Julien Rehberg was unable to participate due to work commitments.
“Yes, the test went well,” said Brenndorfer. “Vanessa did about three runs or so in the #77 on her own. Unfortunately, Julien couldn’t get time off from his employer, so Vanessa – which was certainly a good thing – had enough time to get familiar with the car and the track. That was good progress. The #99 car was then shared between Dominique and Garrett.”
“With Dominique getting a bit less track time and Garrett a bit more, we were able to first log laps and second play around with the setup, trying a few things. Now we’ll analyze that so we can find a bit more before the race. That worked well. Garrett is now on his way to Most and will take the opportunity this evening to learn the track in a road car.”
“So with his four-day trip to Europe, he’s gotten to see two new racetracks,” Brenndorfer added. “I’m now on my way home. The car is being prepared, and then we’ll be heading toward the next race at Autodrom Most in the Czech Republic.”
The 2025 regular season finale takes place on August 30-31 at Autodrom Most. After the event, all drivers will drop their worst results. The playoffs kick off on September 20-21 at Motorsport Arena Oschersleben in Germany, and the 2025 Finals will be held on October 11-12 at Circuit Zolder in Belgium.
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