Former F1 driver loses licence after 'immediate DSQ' at Nürburgring
While Max Verstappen finished 38th at the Nordschleife, former F1 driver Timo Glock was stripped of his licence.
www.planetf1.comTimo Glock was disqualified from the Nürburgring 24 Hours after stewards revoked his Nordschleife licence following a speeding violation in a Code 60 zone, which also added penalty points to his DMSB record. He and his team were affected by the ruling, with Glock immediately disqualified and his Nordschleife permit withdrawn, pending reinstatement requirements.[1][6][9]
Key details
- Incident: Glock drove 112 km/h in a Code 60 zone during the Nürburgring 24 Hours, far above the 60 km/h limit.[6][1]
- Consequences: Immediate disqualification from the event and loss of the DMSB Nordschleife licence, due to accumulating penalty points (four total).[1][6]
- Aftermath: He must reapply for his Nordschleife licence and may need to retake required courses to be eligible for future Nordschleife races; teammates continued racing without Glock.[9][6]
What this means going forward
- Glock will need to complete reinstatement steps with the Nordschleife licensing authority before returning to Nordschleife events.[6]
- The incident underscores the strict enforcement of speed limits in Code 60 sections at the Nordschleife, with automatic licence-related penalties for repeated infractions.[9][1]
If you’d like, I can pull the original stewards’ report excerpts or summarize official statements from the race organizers for precise wording. I can also track any updates on Glock’s licensing status or next appearances at Nordschleife events.