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Max Verstappen finished P7 in the Cup 3 Class, 27th overall in the 4 Hours of Nurburgring.
Max Verstappen wins at Monza in 2025 @RacePictures
Max Verstappen has received the special DMSB permit to drive in the NLS.
During the race, Verstappen got the good news: His DMSB special driver's permite is still to be dispensed by the racing authorities present, however, according to the rules, it is a mere formality, meaning he would be able, henceforth, to take part in races in the Nurburgring Endurance Series (NLS for its abbreviation in German.)
Having put in a mesmerising lap in qualifying for the 4-hour long race, Verstappen was able to run a good race until about three quarters into his stint when he was forced to make a long pit stop that set him back some.
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Nevertheless, after that the Dutchman set out on a rather blistering pace and clocked in a 09.01.4, which stood as the best time for his class, by over 21 seconds.
His teammate Chris Lulham drove their Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 CS home, to a 27th finish overall, 7th in the Cup 3 Class.
Verstappen now officially allowed to compete in GT3 class
Breaking just minutes ago, it’s now official that Verstappen has received the DMSB permit, allowing him to compete in the GT3 class at the Nordschleife after racing in GT4 earlier today. Read more and see his reaction here!
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