Former Formula 1 driver and DTM boss Gerhard Berger is outraged by the behaviour of Kelvin van der Linde and Mercedes in the championship final at the Norisring. He believes that they have damaged the racing class with their actions. Red Bull Racing junior Liam Lawson seemed to be on his way to winning the title, but was tapped off the track by Van der Linde at the start. Maximilian Götz then ran away with the title after Mercedes issued team orders to two drivers. Both Lucas Auer and Philip Ellis were asked to slow down considerably in the last few laps of the race, allowing Götz to take the title with a three point lead. Berger apologizes on behalf of DTM Van der Linde took a lot of...
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