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Sports · Motorsport · published 2026-09-25 · via Motorsport.com

Grasser to escalate DTM disqualification appeal to FIA

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The German governing body turned down Grasser's appeal regarding Mirko Bortolotti's disqualification. Grasser intends to take the matter to the FIA. The outcome could influence whether the DTM finale produces a champion.

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Grasser is preparing to take its challenge over Mirko Bortolotti’s disqualification beyond the German authority that rejected its initial appeal. Grasser now plans to bring the case to the FIA. Because the matter remains unresolved, it may still affect how the DTM season concludes and whether the finale can determine a champion.

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Fans, competitors, and organizers could be affected if the appeal continues. A delayed or contested outcome may leave the DTM title picture unclear, shaping how the finale is watched and remembered. Sponsors and broadcasters might also face uncertainty around the championship story. The case could influence confidence in motorsport officiating, though any broader social impact would likely stay within the sport’s audience and stakeholders.

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