NASCAR Euro Series – The Drivers And Teams

The basic information that you need to know about the drivers that competed in NASCAR Euro Series’ three divisions.

With more than 70 drivers from 20+ countries competing across all classes, the NASCAR Euro Series features the most diverse cast of drivers in any category of stock car racing.

There’s no shortage of talented drivers in EuroNASCAR, ranging from series champions Vittorio Ghirelli, Gianmarco Ercoli and Anthony Kumpen, top class veterans Lucas Lasserre and Marc Goossens as well as rising youngsters in Liam Hezemans and Paul Jouffreau.

There’s also plenty of talented teams on the grid, from reigning Teams Champion RDV Competition and fellow powerhouses CAAL Racing, PK Carsport and Hendriks Motorsport, tocapable performers in Academy Motorsport and Team Bleekemolen and lovable underdogs in Lux Motorsport and Double V Racing.

NASCAR Euro Series consists of two main divisions: EuroNASCAR PRO and EuroNASCAR OPEN. The divisions that a driver is allowed to compete in is determined by their Driver Grades. EuroNASCAR OPEN is restricted towards Grade B and/or Grade C drivers, while EuroNASCAR PRO allows drivers from all grade levels to compete.

Drivers are allowed to compete in both classes if they’re Grade eligible and if they and/or the team wishes to do so. A team usually fields the same car for the driver in both divisions, but it is not outlawed for someone to race different machinery in this scenario.

A third class, EuroNASCAR Rookie Challenge, was introduced in 2017 as a regularity-based championship. The goal is to allow amateur drivers to live the EuroNASCAR experience without having to worry about the competition aspect.

Drivers from PRO and OPEN may use the Rookie Challenge class as a method to get more practice time. They would be recognized as entrants in the Entry List, but they are ineligible to be classified and score championship points.

Listed below are the drivers that competed in the 2024 season. The drivers are ordered based on their car number first and then the order of races that they took part.

If a driver competes with two (2) or more teams, then their car numbers will be listed from their main number first.