Saxony-based team AiM GT is set to enter the DTM championship in 2024 with Honda for what would be the Japanese marque’s first full-season entry into the German championship, should the team’s entries be accepted.
AiM GT says it plans to enter a pair of Honda NSX GT3 Evo22s, with each car set to feature a male and female driver in its line-up.
“We are very much looking forward to our DTM programme next year,” team founder Frizzi Arnold said.
“The DTM is a very special name worldwide and every motorsport fan knows what is behind the three letters.
“The fact that we will also be fielding a true rarity in the form of the Honda NSX GT3 makes it even more special. One special feature will be our driver line-up. One male and one female driver will drive each of the two cars. We will determine which they will be at our talent scouting sessions this autumn.”
The team describes itself as a non-profit racing team where “budgets do not count in the cockpit allocation, only driving talent”. It will hand opportunities to drivers who cannot bring significant sums of money to race programmes.
Frizzi Arnold plans to use AiM GT to take the promotion of young talent to a new level. At talent scouting sessions this autumn, the team wants to put together the team for the upcoming 2024 DTM season.
In addition to Arnold, who in addition to managing the team also looks after its marketing, Björn Friedrich and Klaus Peter Melchiori form part of AiM GT’s management.
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