BMW M SPORTS TROPHY AWARDS 2021.

Quinlan scored points towards the Drivers Competition in the BMW M4 GT4 mostly in GT4 class of GT America and Pro-Am class of GT4 America. In GT America, he took six class victories and was second overall. In GT4 America, he claimed one race win in the Pro-Am class and a further four podiums, finishing third in the Drivers’ Championship. “It is a great honour for me to win the Driver Competition,” said Quinlan. “The BMW M Sports Trophy was a big thing for us this year, and we kept an eye on the points to see whether we might achieve a top result. I had more joy than expected in GT America, in particular. Thank you to BMW M Motorsport for the fantastic support throughout the entire season. I am already really looking forward to next season, in which we will start in the IMSA series.”

In the Team Competition, there was no beating FK Performance Motorsport. The team can look back on an outstanding season. In the DTM Trophy, both the Team and the Driver title, courtesy of Ben Green, went the way of FK Performance Motorsport. The team achieved the same feat in the BMW M2 CS Racing Cup NLS, which was held within the Nürburgring Endurance Series. The two team principals, Martin Kaemena and Fabian Finck, are responsible for this success. “For everyone in our team, being recognised as the best private BMW M Motorsport team in the world is a fantastic reward for all the hard work,” said Kaemena. Finck added: “Our team has done an outstanding job this season. As well as everything we do to create a good atmosphere within the team, the sporting success is obviously the biggest motivation. It is, therefore, great to have such a strong manufacturer involvement at the BMW M Sports Trophy.