Patrick Brenndörfer is proud of his team Bremotion after they secured numerous Trophy silverwares and third place in the 2025 EuroNASCAR Teams Championship.
Bremotion ended their 2025 NASCAR Euro Series on a high after they secured numerous silverwares in the EuroNASCAR Finals at Circuit Zolder.
The German team brought home a third place finish in the Endurance Teams Championship with the No. 99 BS+ Competition Camaro team, finishing their year just behind champions Team Bleekemolen and PK Carsport.
Bremotion drivers Garrett Lowe and Vanessa “Happinessa” Neumann also secured silverwares in their respective special classification.
Lowe secured third place in Junior Trophy with his sixth place finish in the overall EuroNASCAR PRO standings, while Vanessa clinched the Lady Trophy title in spite of a difficult weekend in Belgium.
“The Frankfurt-based team Bremotion concluded the 2025 NASCAR Euro Series with an impressive performance at Circuit Zolder in Belgium,” the German team said in its press release.
“Although Garrett Lowe narrowly missed an overall season podium finish, the American – who transitioned directly from sim racing to real-life NASCAR – made a splash in his rookie season and impressively demonstrated his potential.”
“Julien Rehberg impressed with two strong top-10 finishes, and Dominique Schaak thrilled with a spectacular comeback, crowning Bremotion the third-best team of the season.”
“The successful weekend was rounded out by Happinessa, who secured the overall victory in the Lady Trophy.”
Lowe also entered the Finals with an outside shot at becoming the EuroNASCAR PRO champion. However, his involvement in the opening lap incidents on Saturday eliminated the American from the title contention.
With Lowe’s struggles, his EuroNASCAR PRO teammate Julien Rehberg took up the mantle in Zolder on Saturday. Rehberg contested the podium positions in the early stages after he skillfully avoided the first lap incident to move himself up to fourth.
Rehberg’s No. 77 OnlyFans Camaro lacked the long-run pace to hold up to the likes of Liam Hezemans and Gianmarco Ercoli, but the young German held on to a career-best sixth place finish.
Rehberg followed this up with another good performance on Sunday, finishing eighth. He finished one position ahead of Lowe, who recovered from the back of the grid in a race of heavy attrition.
Dominique Schaak, who has already confirmed his seat with Bremotion in EuroNASCAR OPEN for 2026, also had a solid Finals weekend. A top-10 finish on Saturday contributed to Schaak’s tenth place finish in the standings, his best championship finish to date.
“What makes me particularly proud about this team is the passion and solidarity we showed throughout the entire season, even when we suffered a few setbacks,” said Bremotion team boss Patrick Brenndörfer in the German team’s post-race press release.
“Garrett has shown in his debut season in real-world racing that he is already driving at the absolute top level. Julien has developed strongly, regularly achieving top-10 results.”
“Dominique has demonstrated his potential with impressive performances, and Happinessa has grown enormously. She never lets herself be discouraged, and thus demonstrates a true racing mentality.”
“The entire team has become even closer this year and absolutely deserves third place in the team standings. We’ll be back next year.”
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