Niklas Krütten entered formula racing in 2018 and immediately became the best rookie in the German ADAC Formula 4. After successful years in Formula 4, he moved to the Euroformula Open in 2020, where he finished as the rookie champion and placed in the top 5 of the overall standings. Instead of following the traditional path to Formula 2, he decided to switch to endurance racing in 2021.In the following years, Krütten established himself as a successful LMP2 and GT driver. In 2022, he made his debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Nürburgring 24 Hours. He won two races in the ADAC GT Masters. In 2023, he secured the title in the Gold Cup category of the GT World Challenge Europe with BMW. In 2024, he started competing in the Japanese Super GT series and was immediately the best rookie with a top-5 finish. From 2019 to 2021, he was a member of the ADAC Sports Foundation.
The man from Rhineland-Palatinate prepares meticulously for his race appearances. In his race simulator at home, Niklas completes countless laps on the upcoming racetracks. “Simulator work is the perfect preparation for me. Obviously, it doesn’t replace my real racing car, but you can work up to best times nicely, without painful accidents or expensive repairs,” explained Niklas with a smile.
But professional motorsport involves much more than just driving. A well-coordinated team of engineers, mechanics, and strategists supports the driver in consistently delivering top performance. Daily training is conducted under the guidance of his fitness coach, Noah Sani.
Niklas Kruetten Promotions Ltd.
Jörg Krütten
niki.k.promotions@gmail.com
add management Ltd.
Fraser Sheader
fraser@addmanagement.co.uk