Junior Driver Sven Müller

Porsche Junior Driver 2014/2015/2016

Sporty multitalent

As 12-year-old, Sven Müller laid the foundation for his motorsport career: Like some, he began driving in Karting. He participated there for five years in different Kart races until he switched out his Kart for a single seater in 2010. Another four years went by in this motorsport category, and he first won podium spots in Germany and finally, in Europe.

2013 onwards, the German went on to participate in the next field. His performance so far had drawn quite some attention – so he was invited to the shootout for the Porsche Junior 2014 and was selected. With that, Müller participated in the Porsche Carrera Cup Germany and the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup, achieving good Rookie placements. It turned into a busy year for the then 21-year-old.

Contrast program

When Sven Müller is not racing on internationally reknown racetracks, he is often by the water: either to relax beside his home koi pond or while fishing in nature. Both offer a calming contrast to his fast-paced job as motorsport driver.

But Müller's daily life is not fully without motorsport. His brother is his immediate neighbor and runs a car workshop. The Porsche driver regularly helps out due to being a trained mechanic. He also incorporates his knowledge in his daily dealings in motorsports and it shows in his successes. In the past years, he has achieved good placings in endurance races at Nürburgring, Spa and Barcelona.

Career highlights

Explore the driver's triumphs and unforgettable racing moments.

SeasonSeriesPosition
2024NLS Nürburgring Endurance Racing Series
Two victories
GT World Challenge Europe
24 Hours of Dubai2nd spot
2023NLS Nürburgring Endurance Racing Series
One Podium
ADAC GT Masters
1st spot in Hockenheim
2022NLS Nürburgring Endurance Racing Series1st spot in the 12 Hours of Nürburgring
ADAC GT Masters
8th spot of the team championship with one 2nd and two 3rd position
2021NLS Nürburgring Endurance Racing Series2nd spot in the Münsterlandpokal
ADAC GT Masters
20th spot of the drivers' championship
2020NLS Nürburgring Endurance Racing Series14th spot in the 6 Hours Ruhr-Pokal race
ADAC GT Masters
2nd spot of the team championship with one 1st, two 2nd and one 3rd position
Intercontinental GT Challenge
3rd spot in the 24 Hours of Spa
GT World Challenge Europe Championship
3rd spot of the driver championship with 2 podiums
24 Hours of Daytona22nd spot
2019VLN Endurance Racing Championship Nürburgring7th spot in the Münsterlandpokal, 31st spot in the H&R-Cup
Intercontinental GT Challenge Championship
1st spot manufacturer
24 Hours of Le Mans
27th spot
24 Hours GT Series Barcelona2nd spot
Blancpain GT Series21st spot of the drivers' championship
2018VLN Endurance Racing Championship Nürburgring3rd spot in the Westfalenfahrt, 4th spot in the Ruhr-Pokal race
24 Hours of Le Mans
58th spot
24 Hours of Dubai2nd spot
Japanese Super GT Series9th spot of the drivers' championship with one 2nd position
2017ADAC GT Masters
9th spot of the team championship with one 1st and one 3rd position
24 Hours of Dubai2nd spot
Japanese Super GT Series11th spot of the drivers' championship with two 3rd positions
2016Porsche Carrera Cup
1st spot of the drivers' championship with ten 1st and one 3rd position
Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup
1st spot of the drivers' championship with three 1st, four 2nd and one 3rd position
2015Porsche Carrera Cup
7th spot of the drivers' championship with two 1st and three 2nd positions
Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup
2nd spot of the drivers' championship with four 1st, one 2nd and one 3rd position
2014Porsche Carrera Cup
4th spot of the drivers' championship with two 2nd and three 3rd positions; 1st spot of the Rookie classification
Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup
7th spot of the drivers' championship with one 1st and one 3rd position; 2nd spot of the Rookie classification

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