Ferdinand Habsburg will be back behind the wheel of an LMP2 car in the 2021 Asian Le Mans Series with the reigning champion team.

Ferdinand Habsburg’s DTM season is going well – he’s taken a pole position and a podium and is edging closer to a race win – but when he was called-up during the 24 Hours of Spa race week to join Audi Sport and represent WRT, no one expected him and his team-mates to get through to SuperPole and to finish inside the top 15.

Ferdinand Habsburg should have been having a much-deserved weekend off this Saturday and Sunday but, thanks to an impressive DTM season in the Audi RS5 DTM, including a pole position, two front row starts, four second row starts and a podium, Audi Sport has called him up to represent the brand in the biggest GT3 race in the world, the 24 Hours of Spa.

Ferdinand Habsburg has had a weekend of firsts as he took his maiden DTM podium and pole position in only his first season in the WRT Audi RS5 DTM. The 23-year old has impressed all season, slowly climbing closer to the top and his sights are now set on a race win in Hockenheim.

Ferdinand Habsburg proved once again that he is a DTM force to be reckoned with after qualifying inside the top four for the fourth time this season, this time at Zolder in Belgium. After qualifying alongside current champion and eventual race winner Rene Rast in his Audi RS5 DTM, the 23-year old Austrian believes that a podium finish is well within reach if everything comes together.

Ferdinand Habsburg took a step closer to his first DTM pole position at the Nürburgring when he qualified the WRT Audi Sport-run Audi RS5 DTM in second place. He went on to take seventh and sixth place in the two races and showed how hard work, teamwork and faith are the recipe to his success.

Ferdinand Habsburg’s fourth weekend in the WRT Audi Sport-run Audi RS5 DTM started on a high when he qualified on the second row for race one to match his best ever starting position of fourth place. He went on to take eighth and seventh place in the two races and praised his team for making “huge strides”.

Ferdinand Habsburg’s fourth weekend in the WRT Audi Sport-run Audi RS5 DTM started on a high when he qualified on the second row for race one to match his best ever starting position of fourth place. He went on to take eighth and seventh place in the two races and praised his team for making “huge strides”.

Ferdinand Habsburg has left Spa Francorchamps in Belgium disappointed in the race results – which were hampered through no fault of his own - but with a positive attitude; an optimistic outlook and confidence in WRT Team Audi Sport and his REMUS-liveried Audi RS 5 DTM car.

Ferdinand Habsburg will enter his second DTM season with new partner Fitbit , innovators and market-leaders in wireless-enabled wearable technologies, by his side.