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Race Information
Date 3 August 2014
No. 175
Event Flag of Austria DTM Spielberg 2014
Location Flag of Austria Red Bull Ring
Spielberg, Styria, Austria
Format Championship Race
Lap length 4.326 km (2.688 mi)
Distance 47 laps / 203.322km (126.338mi)
Qualifying Result
Pole Sitter Canadian Flag Robert Wickens
Team Flag of Germany Thomas Sabo/Free Man's Mercedes AMG
Time 1:25.175
Fastest Lap
Driver Flag of Germany Mike Rockenfeller
Team Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Phoenix
Time 1:25.266 on lap 45
Race Result
First Second Third
Flag of Germany Marco Wittmann Flag of Brazil Augusto Farfus Flag of Germany Timo Glock
Winner Team Flag of Germany BMW Team RMG
Time 1:08:23.185
Race Guide
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DTM Spielberg 2014, otherwise known as the 2014 Spielberg Race, was the sixth round of the 2014 DMSB Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters Championship, staged at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, Styria, Austria on 3 August 2014.[1] The race would see Marco Wittmann sweep to victory, after Robert Wickens was disqualified for failing to serve a drive-through penalty.[2]

Qualifying had seen Wickens claim pole position, beating a trio of BMWs piloted by Timo Glock, Marco Wittmann and Augusto Farfus.[3] Pascal Wehrlein was next up ahead of the first of the Audi pilots in the form of Jamie Green, while Christian Vietoris and Maxime Martin completed the shootout.[3]

The start of the race saw Wickens charge into the lead, while Glock secured second and Wittmann tumbled to fifth.[2] Elsewhere, Christian Vietoris was put under investigation for jumping the lights, although the start was otherwise clean.[2]

The early laps saw Wickens break clear and escape from DRS range of Glock, as behind Wittmann fell to Green and Martin Tomczyk.[2] Glock, meanwhile, would surrender second to fellow BMW driver Farfus, with Wehrlein almost following the Brazilian through.[2]

Once clear of Glock Farfus would eat away at Wickens' lead, and duly moved into striking position at the start of lap eleven.[2] The Brazilian racer threw everything he had at the Canadian pilot to try and claim the lead, even managing to run side-by-side through almost half a lap before Wickens stamped his authority.[2]

Their fight would be broken up by the pit phase, with Farfus diving in two laps after the pits were opened to complete his stop.[2] Wickens stopped two laps later and was slightly delayed, before being put under immediate investigation for an unsafe release after his mechanics let him go right in front of Glock.[2]

All of that led to the Canadian racer slipping behind Farfus, as well as Green who would jump both of them after making a late swap from his soft tyres.[2] Wickens' day was made all the worse when he was awarded a drive-through penalty for an unsafe release, while Green was similarly penalised for missing the 23 lap limit to remove his soft tyres.[2]

Green quickly served his penalty, while Wickens carried on in protest, passing Farfus as he did so before being disqualified.[2] The Canadian pulled off a few laps later to leave Farfus on his own at the head of the field, although the Brazilian was quickly caught and passed by a resurgent Wittmann.[2]

Indeed, once Wittmann had passed the Brazilian for the lead the race was effectively over, with the German racer establishing a three second advantage before claiming the chequered flag.[2] Farfus was next up ahead of Glock, while Tomczyk kept Timo Scheider at bay to claim fourth.[2] Adrien Tambay, Mattias Ekström, Green, Vietoris and Bruno Spengler would complete the scorers.[2]

Background[]

Ahead of the annual visit to Austria, Marco Wittmann led the Championship by 20 points from super Swede Mattias Ekström. Bruno Spengler now sat in third ahead of the Red Bull Ring round, with Edoardo Mortara level on points, but behind on previous results. Mike Rockenfeller completed the top five, two points ahead of Maxime Martin who won in Moscow, as Christian Vietoris climbed to seventh to lead the Mercedes charge.

In the Teams' battle there were none who could challenge BMW Team RMG, who had won three races between their two drivers Wittmann and Martin. Their 27 point advantage was over the first Abt run team of Audi Team Abt Sportsline, with a second BMW team in BMW Team Schnitzer in fourth. HWA Team could only manage to get one of their teams in the top six, with Mücke Motorsport failing to score a single point for the Stuttgarters.

Entry List[]

The full entry list for the 2014 Spielberg Race is displayed below:

2014 Spielberg Race Entry List
No. Name Entrant Constructor Chassis Engine
1 Flag of Germany Mike Rockenfeller Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Phoenix Audi RS5 DTM 14 Audi 4.0l V8
2 Flag of Germany Timo Scheider Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Phoenix Audi RS5 DTM 14 Audi 4.0l V8
3 Flag of Brazil Augusto Farfus Flag of Belgium BMW Team RBM BMW M4 DTM P66 4.0l V8
4 Flag of USA Joey Hand Flag of Belgium BMW Team RBM BMW M4 DTM P66 4.0l V8
5 Flag of Germany Christian Vietoris Flag of Germany Original-Teile Mercedes AMG Mercedes AMG C-Coupé DTM AMG 4.0l V8
6 Flag of Scotland Paul di Resta Flag of Germany Original-Teile Mercedes AMG Mercedes AMG C-Coupé DTM AMG 4.0l V8
7 Flag of Sweden Mattias Ekström Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline Audi RS5 DTM 14 Audi 4.0l V8
8 Flag of Spain Miguel Molina Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Abt Sportsline Audi RS5 DTM 14 Audi 4.0l V8
9 Canadian Flag Bruno Spengler Flag of Germany BMW Team Schnitzer BMW M4 DTM P66 4.0l V8
10 Flag of Germany Martin Tomczyk Flag of Germany BMW Team Schnitzer BMW M4 DTM P66 4.0l V8
11 Flag of the United Kingdom Gary Paffett Flag of Germany Thomas Sabo/Free Man's Mercedes AMG Mercedes AMG C-Coupé DTM AMG 4.0l V8
12 Canadian Flag Robert Wickens Flag of Germany Thomas Sabo/Free Man's Mercedes AMG Mercedes AMG C-Coupé DTM AMG 4.0l V8
15 Flag of Italy Edoardo Mortara Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Abt Audi RS5 DTM 14 Audi 4.0l V8
16 Flag of France Adrien Tambay Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Abt Audi RS5 DTM 14 Audi 4.0l V8
17 Flag of Germany Timo Glock Dutch Flag BMW Team MTEK BMW M4 DTM P66 4.0l V8
18 Flag of Portugal António Félix da Costa Dutch Flag BMW Team MTEK BMW M4 DTM P66 4.0l V8
19 Flag of Spain Daniel Juncadella Flag of Germany Petronas Mercedes AMG Mercedes Mercedes C63 DTM AMG 4.0l V8
20 Flag of Russia Vitaly Petrov Flag of Germany Petronas Mercedes AMG Mercedes Mercedes C63 DTM AMG 4.0l V8
21 Flag of the United Kingdom Jamie Green Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Rosberg Audi RS5 DTM 14 Audi 4.0l V8
22 Flag of Switzerland Nico Müller Flag of Germany Audi Sport Team Rosberg Audi RS5 DTM 14 Audi 4.0l V8
23 Flag of Germany Marco Wittmann Flag of Germany BMW Team RMG BMW M4 DTM P66 4.0l V8
24 Flag of Belgium Maxime Martin Flag of Germany BMW Team RMG BMW M4 DTM P66 4.0l V8
25 Flag of Germany Pascal Wehrlein Flag of Germany gooix Mercedes AMG Mercedes AMG C-Coupé DTM AMG 4.0l V8
Source:[4]

Qualifying[]

Qualifying saw Mercedes seem to rediscover their form from the Norisring, as three of their cars managed to get through to the final session.[3] What's more, Robert Wickens claimed his second pole of the season, despite setting a time slower than he managed in Q2, with his fellow Merc combatants in Pascal Wehrlein and Christian Vietoris down in fifth and seventh respectively.[3] Championship leader Marco Wittmann was pushed down in the latter stages of the session, ending up third behind the Canadian and Timo Glock.[3]

Four BMW machines were in the top eight shoot-out, with Glock and Wittmann joined by Augusto Farfus (who set the fastest time of the weekend in Q1) and Maxime Martin, as Audi struggled.[3] Only Jamie Green could snatch a Q3 slot, and the Brit could only secure sixth against the Stuttgart and Bavarian crusaders.[3] Their next highest placed car was Mike Rockenfeller, who was down in fourteenth and behind the last of the eight BMWs.[3]

A few familiar faces populated the bottom five in Q1, as Vitaly Petrov failed to get through once again, joined by Brits Paul di Resta and Gary Paffett.[3] Both seemed to be out of form, although more concerning (championship wise) was the presence of both Audi Team Abt Sportsline entries in Edoardo Mortara and Adrien Tambay.[3] In truth, the gap between di Resta in 23rd and Wickens in first was less than eight tenths of a second, but such margins around the Red Bull Ring were enough to see the Canadian on pole, and the Scot at the very back of the pack.[3]

Post-Qualifying[]

The final qualifying result for the 2014 Spielberg Race are outlined below:

2014 Spielberg Race Qualifying Result
Pos. No. Name Team Q1 Q2 Q3 Grid
Pos. Time Pos. Time Pos. Time
1st 12 Canadian Flag Robert Wickens Flag of Germany TS/FM Mercedes AMG 3rd 1:25.089 2nd 1:25.050 1st 1:25.175 1
2nd 17 Flag of Germany Timo Glock Dutch Flag BMW Team MTEK 9th 1:25.316 5th 1:25.196 2nd 1:25.181 2
3rd 23 Flag of Germany Marco Wittmann Flag of Germany BMW Team RMG 2nd 1:25.059 1st 1:25.046 3rd 1:25.228 3
4th 3 Flag of Brazil Augusto Farfus Flag of Belgium BMW Team RBM 1st 1:24.967 4th 1:25.179 4th 1:25.237 4
5th 25 Flag of Germany Pascal Wehrlein Flag of Germany gooix Mercedes AMG 6th 1:25.278 3rd 1:25.170 5th 1:25.246 5
6th 21 Flag of the United Kingdom Jamie Green Flag of Germany Audi Team Rosberg 11th 1:25.359 8th 1:25.242 6th 1:25.266 6
7th 5 Flag of Germany Christian Vietoris Flag of Germany OT Mercedes AMG 7th 1:25.309 6th 1:25.202 7th 1:25.362 7
8th 24 Flag of Belgium Maxime Martin Flag of Germany BMW Team RMG 5th 1:25.195 7th 1:25.218 8th 1:25.424 8
9th 4 Flag of USA Joey Hand Flag of Belgium BMW Team RBM 13th 1:25.417 9th 1:25.259 9
10th 9 Canadian Flag Bruno Spengler Flag of Germany BMW Team Schnitzer 15th 1:25.477 10th 1:25.309 10
11th 10 Flag of Germany Martin Tomczyk Flag of Germany BMW Team Schnitzer 10th 1:25.339 11th 1:25.323 11
12th 19 Flag of Spain Daniel Juncadella Flag of Germany Petronas Mercedes AMG 8th 1:25.310 12th 1:25.335 12
13th 18 Flag of Portugal António Félix da Costa Dutch Flag BMW Team MTEK 4th 1:25.160 13th 1:25.343 13
14th 1 Flag of Germany Mike Rockenfeller Flag of Germany Audi Team Phoenix 16th 1:25.495 14th 1:25.385 14
15th 2 Flag of Germany Timo Scheider Flag of Germany Audi Team Phoenix 18th 1:25.577 15th 1:25.400 15
16th 7 Flag of Sweden Mattias Ekström Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt Sportsline 12th 1:25.379 16th 1:25.423 16
17th 8 Flag of Spain Miguel Molina Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt Sportsline 14th 1:25.468 17th 1:25.708 17
18th 22 Flag of Switzerland Nico Müller Flag of Germany Audi Team Rosberg 17th 1:25.526 NC 18
19th 11 Flag of the United Kingdom Gary Paffett Flag of Germany TS/FM Mercedes AMG 19th 1:25.577 19
20th 16 Flag of France Adrien Tambay Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt 20th 1:25.599 20
21st 15 Flag of Italy Edoardo Mortara Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt 21st 1:25.666 21
22nd 20 Flag of Russia Vitaly Petrov Flag of Germany Petronas Mercedes AMG 22nd 1:25.856 22
23rd 6 Flag of Scotland Paul di Resta Flag of Germany OT Mercedes AMG 23rd 1:25.932 23
Source:[4]
  • Bold indicates the fastest driver's time in each session.

Grid[]

Pos. Pos.
Driver Driver
______________
Row 1 ______________ 1
2 Robert Wickens
Timo Glock ______________
Row 2 ______________ 3
4 Marco Wittmann
Augusto Farfus ______________
Row 3 ______________ 5
6 Pascal Wehrlein
Jamie Green ______________
Row 4 ______________ 7
8 Christian Vietoris
Maxime Martin ______________
Row 5 ______________ 9
10 Joey Hand
Bruno Spengler ______________
Row 6 ______________ 11
12 Martin Tomczyk
Daniel Juncadella ______________
Row 7 ______________ 13
14 António Félix da Costa
Mike Rockenfeller ______________
Row 8 ______________ 15
16 Timo Scheider
Mattias Ekström ______________
Row 9 ______________ 17
18 Miguel Molina
Nico Müller ______________
Row 10 ______________ 19
20 Gary Paffett
Adrien Tambay ______________
Row 11 ______________ 21
22 Edoardo Mortara
Vitaly Petrov ______________
Row 12 ______________ 23
24 Paul di Resta
______________

Race[]

A dry and warm Sunday afternoon in the Austrian mountains emerged for the race, with the race distance set at 47 laps.[2] The DMSB announced that the pit window would open on lap 16 and remain open until lap 31, with all 23 cars needing to swap to the opposite compound to the one they started on.[2] The starting tyres for each driver were also announced shortly before the start, with a maximum use for the soft tyre of 22 laps.[5]

Report[]

Pole sitter Robert Wickens leapt ahead of the field at the start to hold his lead from Timo Glock into the first corner, as Marco Wittmann fell to fifth behind Augusto Farfus and Pascal Wehrlein.[2] Glock was quickly put under investigation for being out of position at the start, while, further back, Christian Vietoris was being observed for a jump start.[2] At the end of a contact free first lap, Wickens led from Glock and Farfus, with the following laps seeing Glock and Vietoris go unpunished.[2]

The opening stages of the race saw Wickens break away from Glock, the Canadian settling for a two second lead outside of the DRS window.[2] Wittmann, meanwhile, seemed to be struggling to get his tyres up to temperature, as he fell to Jamie Green and Martin Tomczyk in short order.[2] A lap later, Glock and Farfus swapped places after the Brazilian gained the upper hand using DRS down the main straight.[2] Wehrlein almost managed to slip into third, but was firmly pushed back by Glock on the exit of the corner.[2]

Now released from the back of his stable mate, Farfus began eating away at Wickens' lead, and by lap eleven had the Canadian firmly in his sights.[2] His first attack came at the hairpin that formed turn two, although the Brazilian could not get enough of his car alongside the Mercedes to take the line for the corner.[2] As their duel ramped up, António Félix da Costa was handed a warning for exceeding track limits, although to point seemed moot as the Portuguese driver pulled off the circuit to retire with a failure that same lap.[2]

Back at the front and the dogfight that consumed Farfus and Wickens remained in the Canadian's favour, with the Brazilian throwing his car at the Merc at every opportunity.[2] Running side-by-side through the entire second sector got the crowd on its feet, although the silver and orange Mercedes remained stubbornly ahead of the green and blue BMW for the time being.[2] At the back of the field, meanwhile, five drivers in Nico Müller, Edoardo Mortara, Joey Hand, Daniel Juncadella and Maxime Martin were penalised for ignoring yellow flags.[2]

Farfus called time on his battle with Wickens for the lead by pitting two laps after the opening of the pit window, becoming the first driver to do so.[2] The next few laps saw the leaders, all on the softs, sweep into the pits to remove their tyres before the maximum limit of 23 laps.[2] There was drama when race leader Wickens was put under investigation for an unsafe release, after his pit crew released him straight into the path of Glock.[2] The Canadian lost out to Green and Farfus in the process, with the Brazilian pouncing as he left the pit lane.[2]

News also emerged that Green was under investigation for failing to change to the hard tyres before the limit on the softs, while Wickens fought back against Farfus for second.[2] Joey Hand and Paul di Resta came to blows in the meantime, the Scot taking a trip through the gravel as a result, while Wickens was slapped with a drive through for his infringement.[2] Green was likewise handed a trip through the pits, although as the Brit served his penalty, Wickens continued on in the wake of Farfus.[2]

Wickens was disqualified from the race with fifteen laps to go, having forced his way past Farfus at turn two earlier in the lap.[2] The Canadian pitted at the end of the lap, as Wittmann began a rise through the field after dispatching Glock at turn two for third.[2] Wickens' disqualification promoted him to second, before a charge on Farfus ended with the now Champion elect in the lead of the race and pulling away from the Brazilian.[2]

The final laps saw battles come to their conclusion at the back of the field, Martin pulling a dive down the inside of Gary Paffett for fourteenth.[2] Christian Vietoris, meanwhile, cracked underpressure from Mattias Ekström, surrendering ninth to the Swede after running wide.[2] But, out front, Wittmann completed an impressive third victory of the campaign, with Farfus falling further back on every lap, while Glock ended the day in third, as Martin Tomczyk completed an all BMW top four.[2]

Results[]

The final classification of the 2014 Spielberg Race is displayed below:

2014 Spielberg Race Result
Pos. No. Name Team Laps Time Strat. Fastest lap Pts.
1st 23 Flag of Germany Marco Wittmann Flag of Germany BMW Team RMG 47 1:08:23.15 Option-Prime 1:25.725 25
2nd 3 Flag of Brazil Augusto Farfus Flag of Belgium BMW Team RBM 47 +3.298s Option-Prime 1:25.546 18
3rd 17 Flag of Germany Timo Glock Dutch Flag BMW Team MTEK 47 +5.391s Option-Prime 1:25.552 15
4th 10 Flag of Germany Martin Tomczyk Flag of Germany BMW Team Schnitzer 47 +6.237s Option-Prime 1:25.895 12
5th 2 Flag of Germany Timo Scheider Flag of Germany Audi Team Phoenix 47 +6.666s Option-Prime 1:25.808 10
6th 16 Flag of France Adrien Tambay Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt 47 +12.213s Option-Prime 1:25.933 8
7th 7 Flag of Sweden Mattias Ekström Flag of Germany Audi Abt Sportsline 47 +14.046s Prime-Option 1:25.852 6
8th 21 Flag of the United Kingdom Jamie Green Flag of Germany Audi Team Rosberg 47 +14.456s Option-Prime 1:25.955 4
9th 5 Flag of Germany Christian Vietoris Flag of Germany OT Mercedes AMG 47 +15.224s Prime-Option 1:26.054 2
10th 9 Canadian Flag Bruno Spengler Flag of Germany BMW Team Schnitzer 47 +15.782s Prime-Option 1:25.727 1
11th 8 Flag of Spain Miguel Molina Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt Sportsline 47 +16.192s Prime-Option 1:25.771
12th 4 Flag of USA Joey Hand Flag of Belgium BMW Team RBM 47 +16.214s Prime-Option 1:25.580
13th 1 Flag of Germany Mike Rockenfeller Flag of Germany Audi Team Phoenix 47 +17.717s Prime-Option 1:25.266
14th 24 Flag of Belgium Maxime Martin Flag of Germany BMW Team RMG 47 +30.235s Prime-Option 1:25.421
15th 19 Flag of Spain Daniel Juncadella Flag of Germany Petronas Mercedes AMG 47 +34.836s Prime-Option 1:25.900
16th 15 Flag of Italy Edoardo Mortara Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt 47 +35.420s Prime-Option 1:25.674
17th 11 Flag of the United Kingdom Gary Paffett Flag of Germany TS/FM Mercedes AMG 47 +40.852s Option-Prime 1:26.658
18th 6 Flag of Scotland Paul di Resta Flag of Germany OT Mercedes AMG 47 +44.107s Prime-Option 1:26.331
19th 22 Flag of Switzerland Nico Müller Flag of Germany Audi Team Rosberg 47 +45.827s Option-Prime 1:26.213
20th 20 Flag of Russia Vitaly Petrov Flag of Germany Petronas Mercedes AMG 47 +45.971s Prime-Option 1:26.299
DSQ* 12 Canadian Flag Robert Wickens Flag of Germany TS/FM Mercedes AMG 34 Disqualified Option-Prime 1:25.938
Ret 25 Flag of Germany Pascal Wehrlein Flag of Germany gooix Mercedes AMG 26 Retired Option-Prime 1:25.828
Ret 18 Flag of Portugal António Félix da Costa Dutch Flag BMW Team MTEK 10 Retired Prime-Option 1:27.798
Source:[4]
  • Bold indicates a driver started from pole.
  • Italics indicate that a driver set fastest lap.
  • * Wickens disqualified for failing to serve a drive through penalty within the permitted time (originally issued for an unsafe release).[2]

Milestones[]

Standings[]

Marco Wittmann's third win of the season saw him pull an impressive 39 points clear of the rest of the field, meaning he could all but wrap up the title at the Nürburgring. Mattias Ekström led the anti-Wittmann charge, but looked more likely to have to fight for second with Bruno Spengler than challenge the all conquering German. Mercedes' difficult season continued with only one point scorer in Austria, with those two points heading to their best placed driver in Christian Vietoris.

BMW Team RMG continued to stretch their lead in the Teams' Championship as BMW dragged themselves into the lead of the Brands' battle. The two Abt backed Audi teams were next up in the Teams' Championship, helping Audi to stay within six points of the Bavarians, as Mercedes slipped ever further behind on all fronts. OT Mercedes AMG led their charge from sixth in the Teams' Championship, while Mercedes' Manufacturers' Championship tally not even a third of BMW's.

 
2014 Drivers' Championship
Pos. Name Pts. +/-
1st Flag of Germany Marco Wittmann 95 ◄0
2nd Flag of Sweden Mattias Ekström 56 ◄0
3rd Canadian Flag Bruno Spengler 42 ◄0
4th Flag of Italy Edoardo Mortara 41 ◄0
5th Flag of France Adrien Tambay 36 ▲3
6th Flag of Germany Mike Rockenfeller 35 ▼1
7th Flag of Belgium Maxime Martin 33 ▼1
8th Flag of Germany Christian Vietoris 33 ▼1
9th Flag of Brazil Augusto Farfus 33 ▲4
10th Flag of Germany Timo Glock 33 ▲2
11th Flag of the United Kingdom Jamie Green 28 ◄0
12th Flag of Spain Miguel Molina 26 ▼3
13th Canadian Flag Robert Wickens 25 ▼3
14th Flag of Germany Martin Tomczyk 20 ▲4
15th Flag of Germany Timo Scheider 19 ▲2
16th Flag of Germany Pascal Wehrlein 14 ▼2
17th Flag of Scotland Paul di Resta 12 ▼2
18th Flag of Switzerland Nico Müller 10 ▼2
19th Flag of USA Joey Hand 6 ◄0
20th Flag of Portugal António Félix da Costa 4 ◄0
21st Flag of the United Kingdom Gary Paffett 4 ◄0
22nd Flag of Spain Daniel Juncadella 0 ◄0
23rd Flag of Russia Vitaly Petrov 0 ◄0
2014 Teams' Championship
Pos. Name Pts. +/-
1st Flag of Germany BMW Team RMG 128 ◄0
2nd Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt Sportsline 82 ◄0
3rd Flag of Germany Audi Team Abt 77 ◄0
4th Flag of Germany BMW Team Schnitzer 62 ◄0
5th Flag of Germany Audi Team Phoenix 54 ◄0
6th Flag of Germany OT Mercedes AMG 45 ◄0
7th Flag of Belgium BMW Team RBM 39 ▲3
8th Flag of Germany Audi Team Rosberg 38 ▼1
9th Dutch Flag BMW Team MTEK 37 ◄0
10th Flag of Germany TS/FM Mercedes AMG 29 ▼2
11th Flag of Germany gooix Mercedes AMG 14 ◄0
12th Flag of Germany Petronas Mercedes AMG 0 ◄0
2014 Manufacturers' Championship
Pos. Name Pts. +/-
1st Flag of Germany BMW 267 ▲1
2nd Flag of Germany Audi 261 ▼1
3rd Flag of Germany Mercedes AMG 88 ◄0

References[]

Videos and Images:

References:

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2014 Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters Championship
Manufacturers
AudiAMG-MercedesBMW
Car/engine
Audi RS5 DTM 2014Audi 4.0l V8Mercedes-AMG C-Coupé DTM 2014AMG 4.0l V8BMW M4 DTM 2014P66 4.0l V8
Teams
Audi Sport Team AbtAudi Sport Team Abt SportslineAudi Sport Team PhoenixAudi Sport Team RosbergBMW Team MTEKBMW Team RBMBMW Team RMGBMW Team SchnitzerEuronics/Free Man's World AMG Mercedesgooix AMG MercedesOriginal-Teile AMG MercedesPetronas AMG Mercedes
Drivers
1 Mike Rockenfeller2 Timo Scheider3 Augusto Farfus4 Joey Hand5 Christian Vietoris6 Paul di Resta7 Mattias Ekström8 Miguel Molina9 Bruno Spengler10 Martin Tomczyk11 Gary Paffett12 Robert Wickens15 Edoardo Mortara16 Adrien Tambay17 Timo Glock18 António Félix da Costa19 Daniel Juncadella20 Vitaly Petrov21 Jamie Green22 Nico Müller23 Marco Wittmann24 Maxime Martin25 Pascal Wehrlein
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