Niklas Krütten and Calan Williams had a disappointing weekend with a retirement of the #30 BMW M4 GT3 on Saturday and an 18th-place finish on Sunday. Thomas Neubauer and Jean-Baptiste Simmenauer finished 16th and 29th, respectively, in their #31 BMW M4 GT3 in both Valencia races.

“Overall, it was a positive weekend. Our qualifying positions weren't ideal, but somehow, we managed to secure a good result with a fifth place in the first race, thanks in part to the excellent work of the pit crew. On Sunday, we made up many places due to Dries' excellent start. It feels good to be back at the top. It's been too long since we won in the Sprint Cup. Being at the top is fantastic. A big thanks to the team, BMW M Motorsport, and Dries.”

“On Saturday, we had a very successful comeback from the back of the starting grid. On Sunday, both Maxime and I had a good pace. It's even more frustrating that we had these issues after the start and retired because we could have achieved a very good result.”

“Overall, the weekend was quite okay. We certainly showed good performance, which is important. It's disappointing, though, to start from third place and not finish the race, especially when you realise that your car is good. We could have certainly reached the podium on Sunday. Incidents like the one at the start can happen, but it's essential to take a closer look at what happened to prevent it from recurring. People keep changing their lines, creating a lot of confusion.”