Le Mans 24 Hours class winner Maxime Martin will leave Aston Martin and return to BMW next year.
No details about Martin’s exact race programme for 2023 were announced, but options could range from the final vacant seat in BMW’s line-up for the Rolex 24 at Daytona to any of the marque’s factory-supported entries in GT3 championships such as the DTM.
He was also a part of BMW’s factory programme in the DTM for much of his time with the Bavarian marque, scoring three wins and 10 podium finishes during his four seasons in the category. He spent the 2022 season competing for the Heart of Racing Aston Martin team in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, taking part in the GTD Pro class at Daytona and Sebring before stepping down to the Pro-Am GT division for the remaining events.
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