Mercedes is scaling back its DTM effort next season. So how might its line-up actually look in 2023? 🤔 ⬇️⬇️⬇️
Mercedes has been the biggest spender of all manufacturers since the DTM switched to a customer-based formula in 2021. Six of the seven AMG GT3 entries on this year’s grid were financially supported by Mercedes, with David Schumacher’s car the only exception.
What is certain is that Winward and HRT will continue competing in the DTM next year with at least two cars each, while Mucke Motorsport could also extend its stay in the series for a third season. "It's not final yet, but I assume that [the Winward and HRT] teams will continue with [at least] two vehicles."Schumacher’s plans for the 2023 season could also have an impact on just how big a presence Mercedes will have in the DTM next year.
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