Dominique Schaak is making his “American Dream” come true by announcing his plan to race full-time in EuroNASCAR 2 with Bremotion for next year.
Dominique Schaak is going to make a full-time switch to stock cars in 2024. The driver from Halle, Germany revealed his plans to race Bremotion’s No. 99 Chevrolet Camaro in EuroNASCAR 2 for next year during the first day of Essen Motor Show.
Bremotion is currently showcasing the team’s Chevrolet Camaro, which took two victories in EuroNASCAR PRO with Tobias Dauenhauer, as part of Essen Motor Show’s special collection show to celebrate the 75th anniversary of NASCAR.
The 33-year old driver was always fascinated with the world of NASCAR and realized his dream to race the V8-powered stock cars when EuroNASCAR visited Motorsport Arena Oschersleben in September.
Schaak did not give himself a big goal during his debut, but he nonetheless secured an impressive sixth place finish in the Sunday race despite a mid-race spin.
The experienced GT driver also kept his car clean in his two races, opening the door for his teammate Tobias Dauenhauer to score his and Bremotion’s maiden EuroNASCAR victory on that weekend.
“I am overwhelmed to be able to compete in NASCAR next year,” said Schaak to euronascar.com. “My partners and I are really looking forward to this new highlight.”
“If you get the chance to drive in NASCAR, you should take it. I will take this chance next season and am looking forward to my time with Bremotion.”
Schaak’s announcement made him the fourth driver to confirm their entry for the 2024 season, although he is the first to be confirmed for EuroNASCAR 2.
Paul Jouffreau and Vladimiros Tziortzis had previously announced their plans to race in EuroNASCAR PRO while Ulysse Delsaux had his participation for 2024 confirmed when he signed a two-year contract with SpeedHouse Racing back in April.
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