2025 End of Season Statement from Eastalent Racing

Dear motorsport friends,

The entire team and I, as the owner of Eastalent Racing, would like to express our heartfelt thanks — for your support, encouragement, and continued connection to the Eastalent family. We greatly appreciated all the congratulations and the strong interest following the season finale in Monza.

The past three years in the International GT Open have been formative for us. As a team, we have continuously developed, won two championship titles, and gained valuable experience on Europe’s most prestigious racetracks. For that, we are deeply grateful.

As many of you know, a motorsport season rarely runs in a straight line. Alongside major sporting successes, there were also challenges — particularly concerning the Balance of Performance (BoP). This regulation is intended to ensure equal opportunity, but this year, it disadvantaged us on multiple occasions.

Despite these circumstances, we faced every challenge and responded with professionalism. We fulfilled our tasks carefully and focused on what truly matters to us: top-level motorsport and fair competition on the track.

Unfortunately, this season we had to witness decisions being made outside the realm of sporting competition. We were confronted with accusations without being informed of their background. One example was our home race at the Red Bull Ring, where a competitor deliberately positioned a photographer to catch us in an alleged rule violation — an approach that later repeated itself in Monza.

Spying on or denouncing other teams goes against our core values. Shouldn’t such matters be left to the racing stewards?

For us, this is not about individual decisions but rather a fundamental question:

Should motorsport in the future be defined by such methods?

We are convinced that competition should be decided on the track, not in the stewards’ room. Fairness, respect, and genuine competition must remain at the heart of racing — that is what Eastalent Racing stands for.