Schönborn/Wenzel celebrate their best ERC result yet with a controlled run in Wales
Claire – where she comes from, where she is heading
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Finland feeling meets Welsh weather
Claire Schönborn heads into fresh ERC territory
Valuable for the experience bank
Claire Schönborn twelfth in Poland.
Learning curves, Poland edition
Claire Schönborn faces her next European rally challenge.
Rome, sweet Rome
Claire Schönborn impresses on ERC outing.
Chasing the Clock in the Eternal City
The Tiber, the tempo and centuries of tradition – on the weekend of 3 to 5 July, Claire Schönborn lines up for the first time at the Rally di Roma.
Podium & Positives
At the second round of the ADAC Opel GSE Rally Cup—the Rallye Vosges Grand-Est, held around Gérardmer, France—Claire Schönborn made it onto the podium for the first time.
New Challenge, new Skills
Solid Junior ERC Debut for Claire Schönborn
Europe at rally pace
Claire Schönborn to drive for the ADAC Opel Rally Junior Team in 2026
Claire on Air
Claire Schöborn has a double public presence – on Sky Sport News TV and as an invited guest of the FIA.
Claire Schönborn grew up in a motorsport-loving family – both parents were successful hillclimb racers. She helped her father as a mechanic at a young age and started karting at the age of five. Due to limited financial resources, however, a professional karting career was not possible, which is why the family remained loyal to hill climb racing. At the age of 15, Claire rediscovered her passion for driving, this time by taking part in karting and car slalom events.
A question of honor: family tradition on the mountain
Shortly after she reached the required age for hillclimb racing, her father had a serious accident and wanted to end his active career and sell the racing car. That was out of the question for Claire – she had put her heart and soul into the vehicle they shared. She persuaded her father to keep the VW Golf and prepare it for racing together. She returned to the race track in 2020 and celebrated her first successes in slalom races. Claire has been actively involved in hill climb racing since 2022. Last season was particularly successful: in 2024, she became the first woman and also the youngest female rider to win the prestigious Berg Cup.