The third round of ETS Season #19 2026/27 took place at Arena33 in Andernach from September 10-13. It was a great event with 320 entries and we saw great races in all ETS racing classes. Unfortunateley, the last final on sunday was rained out and could not happen. But most teams collected valuable points for the ETS Constructors Championship and we are giving you our latest update about the points standings and the trends…
Overall standings after three from five races
Trends and results from ETS RD3 at Arena33

Find out which teams have collected the most points at the last ETS race in Andernach. Some teams had been surprisingly good, others had been disappointing. And two teams are still fighting for the top spot in the standings…
1. AWESOMATIX (1202 pts) – Three points made up – Mächler`s team brings the heat!

Even if they could only win one class (Borschel in FWD), the Awesomatix team was once again very strong. They had a car on each podium and the counted points came from Roman Borschel (FWD|302), Phil Langner (Pro Stock|300), Toni Mateo (40+|300), and Daniel Hiesch (21.5 Stock|300).They managed to cut Xray’s lead by 3 points, and the battle for the title will continue on carpet in 2027!
2. XRAY (1199 pts) – Strong performance in many classes and still on top of the championship

The Xray team had two winners on their side in Andernach. Even if they lost some points to Awesomatix, they are still on the drivers seat of the championship and five points ahead of their hardest contenders. The points from Xray came from Adam Izsay (Pro Stock|302),David Ehrbar (40+|302), Stefan Schulz (FWD|299), and Marc Rheinard (Modified|296).
3. ARC (1183 pts) – Theor best weekend since the Constructors’ Championship began

The biggest surprise at Arena33 clearly was the ARC team. They had cars in all A-Mains and scored their best ever points haul for the ETS constructors championship. The team is on the rise and their points had been counted from Enrico Jung (Pro Stock|293 and Modified|292), Henrik Heitsch (FWD|295), and Ulrich Dinger (40+|298).
4. MUGEN (895 pts) – Already missing Völker`s points?

The team lost Ronald Völker to RC Maker some weeks ago – and a guarantee of Modified A-Main points as well. The weekend in Andernach was still solid for Mugen Seiki. They collected points with their drivers Christoph Kappes (21.5 Stock|302), Sören Sparbier (Pro Stock|296), and Werner Schmitzer (40+|297)
5. SCHUMACHER (599 pts) – Orlowski keeps winning – but that`s it!

Michal Orlowski (Modified|302) and Bart Degoes (FWD|297) collected the points for the british team. Their Mi10 seems to be such a good car – but why are they not having more of them in the A-Mains of the stock classes? This is something Schumacher needs to improve if they like to battle for a higher position at some point.
6. RC MAKER (596 pts) – Good points – Völker makes a huge impact

The story of the weekend was Ronald Völker`s second place in the Modified class at his first race with his new RC Maker team and their new SP2 touring car. Völker collected 300 points, backed up by a good result from Patrick Gassauer (21.5 Stock|296). Let`s see how big their wings will become after signing ETS record champion Völker!
7. INFINITY (297 pts) – One Coelho is not enough…

Bruno Coelho was the only top driver from Infinity attending the race while Viktor Wilck was on a “baby break” (congratulations to Viktor and his wife…) and Jilles Groskamp as well as Naoto Matsukura both racing at the 1:10 Nitro worlds in Gubbio. Congratulations to Naoto Matsukura for taking the worlds title. Bruno Coelho collected 297 points for Infinity while no other car made an A-Main.
8. SERPENT (293) – Only Greiner is flying the flag!

Dominic Greiner was (once again) the only Seroent driver who scored points at ETS RD3 (Modified|293). Difficult to understand why Serpent seems to have some problems to gain more drivers here in Europe. The car looks great and is fast too.
9. IRIS and YOKOMO (0 pts) – no cars in the finals
Nothing to report and no point as both manufacturers had no cars in an A-Main. They are working hard and they will come back for sure!

