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Sky Sports Germany pundit and former F1 driver Timo Glock reacted to losing his licence at the Nurburgring 24 Hours
Former F1 driver and current Sky Sports Germany pundit Timo Glock recently spoke out about his disqualification and loss of license at the Nurburgring 24 Hours race.
Glock, who raced in F1 from 2004 to 2012 and now works as an analyst for Sky Sports Germany, was disqualified from the race for reaching four DMSB penalty points, including speeding in a Code 60 zone during the event.
Despite still occasionally driving, Glock faces the challenge of reapplying for his license after this incident, risking future appearances at the Nurburgring.
He took responsibility for his actions, admitting to breaking the rules and acknowledging the necessity of punishment on the dangerous track.
Glock’s disqualification was one of three at the race, along with Gregoire Boutonnet and Jarno D’Hauw, further highlighting the importance of safety compliance in motorsport events.
