Påmeldte norske deltakere:
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Representing Team NEXT Norway, Jorge Brito brings his rally experience and Toyota GR Yaris to the EASC grid for the first time.
A new challenge awaits at the Wachauring! |
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A two-time Norwegian champion, Aleksander Pettersen joins the EASC grid with his turbocharged Opel Corsa.
After finishing second in the Norwegian Clubsport class in 2025, he is ready to test himself against Europe’s best. |
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After finishing 3rd in Racing 3000 at EASC 2025, Nils Christopher Hofgaard returns behind the wheel of his Lotus Elise S2.
The Kilkaya Racing driver was also Norwegian runner-up in 2024, while a last-minute switch to a backup car complicated his 2025 campaign. With experience from endurance racing and sim racing, the Masters contender brings a broad skill set and proven EASC pace into Racing 16+ |
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Svein Ludvigsen adds another Norwegian flag to the international EASC field with his Ford Fiesta.
Representing Lia Racing, the Masters driver enters a Stock 16 category where clean lines and consistency can make all the difference. A Scandinavian newcomer ready to write his first EASC chapter. |
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After finishing 4th in Stock 16 at EASC 2025, Geir Åge Lia returns with his Ford Fiesta and even stronger credentials.
The Lia Racing driver claimed both the Østlandscup and KNA Championship titles in 2025, proving his speed and consistency on home soil. Also competing in Masters, Geir will be aiming to convert that winning form into an EASC podium challenge. |
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Robin Bekkestad came within one position of the EASC podium in 2025, finishing 4th in Stock 3000 with his Lotus Elise S2.
His season also included three podium finishes at individual events and 3rd place in the KNA Championship. Returning with the same machine, the Norwegian has a clear target, turn last year’s near miss into silverware. |
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Max Teilman returns after finishing 5th in Sport 2000+ and 4th in the Junior classification at EASC 2025.
The Norwegian driver also claimed both the Eastern Norway Cup and KNA Championship Clubsport titles in 2025. This year, he swaps the BMW Z3M for a lightweight Lotus Elise S1, opening an exciting new chapter in Sport 20. |
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After finishing 8th in Supercars at EASC 2025, Nils Jakob Gulhaugen returns with his distinctive Westfield.
The Team Banzai Brothers driver ended the 2025 Norwegian season with second place in class, achieving the best result among the EASC participants competing alongside him. Also entered in Masters, Nils brings experience, momentum and one of the most eye-catching cars in the field. |