After a successful 2024 in both the virtual and real world, Garrett Lowe is ready to make his EuroNASCAR debut with Bremotion in 2025.
NASCAR Euro Series is a championship that has welcomed drivers from all around the world with open arms. The charm of EuroNASCAR’s “Pure Racing” machines allowed the series to gain a reputation as one of the most diverse championships in stock car racing.
As Europe’s highest category of stock car racing, it’s natural that some of America’s best have crossed the Atlantic Ocean to try out their European counterparts.
However, drivers from open wheel, sports cars, touring cars, or even motorcycle racing backgrounds have also competed and achieved success in EuroNASCAR.
Such was EuroNASCAR’s reputation of diversity that it has even attracted retired talents to leave retirement so that they can give the series a shot.
Despite this, it’s still rare for EuroNASCAR to feature a driver that has sim racing as their primary background. That will change with Bremotion’s signing of American eNASCAR prodigy Garrett Lowe as their star driver in 2025.
“We’re going to go full-time racing in the NASCAR Euro Series in conjunction with Bremotion and BS+ Competition!” announced Lowe through social media on 20 March 2025.
“We’ve been racing in the Prodigy Racing League and had a lot of success there. We want to build upon our success in real world racing and bring that to a real world NASCAR series, using our learning from eNASCAR and moving that to the real world as well.”
“It’s a super exciting opportunity, I’m really looking forward to meeting everybody and continuing on this journey!”
Lowe’s journey to EuroNASCAR began when he took part in the December Recruitment Tests at Fontenay. The test was made possible thanks to Florian Haasper, who owned BS+ Competition and its parent organization bürosüd plus.
Haasper has been very supportive of Lowe’s efforts in real-life racing. While Lowe already competes in real life, Haasper provided Lowe with the right environment to further achieve his dreams.
Part of this is through the Prodigy Racing League. The American-based series aims to develop the best sim racers into professional racing talents and Haasper saw it as the perfect place to hone the skills of his driver.
2024 therefore was a busy year for Lowe, who raced for BS+ Competition in both eNASCAR and Prodigy Racing League’s Prodigy Three (P3) championship.
The contrast between the two categories are immense. eNASCAR obviously uses the simulated version of NASCAR Cup’s Next Gen machine, but Lowe’s time in P3 saw him race a lightweight sports car: The Radical SR1.
Lowe answered BS+ Competition’s trust by performing well in both categories. He finished seventh overall in the 2024 eNASCAR season and currently leads the Prodigy Three championship after scoring four wins.
Impressive showings in both the virtual and real world showed that Lowe is prepared for the next step of his career. That next step would be EuroNASCAR, thanks to the joint venture that BS+ Competition and Bremotion has agreed upon for 2025.
“I’ve spent years racing NASCAR virtually, and now I get to take on the challenge in the real world on some of Europe’s most iconic tracks!” Lowe said to nascar.eu.
“The BS+ Bremotion project is truly special and I’m honored to be a part of it. The Prodigy Racing League gave me the chance to prove myself in a real race car, and now I’m taking that momentum into the NASCAR Euro Series.”
“The support from the series has been incredible and we’re here to make a difference. I can’t wait to get started.”
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