FABIENNE WOHLWEND Eyes First Nürburgring 24h Class Win with GirlsOnly Team

June 19, 2025

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FABIENNE WOHLWEND has built an impressive resume as Liechtenstein’s first professional female racing driver, capturing the 2018 Ferrari Challenge World Championship at Monza and earning three podiums plus a pole position during W Series’ three-season run. The 27-year-old from Vaduz worked full-time at VP Bank for three years to fund her racing career, proving that sometimes the best drivers come from those who’ve had to fight hardest for their opportunities.
Her journey with the all-female GirlsOnly by WS Racing team in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie has been consistently strong, finishing fourth in SP8T standings in 2022 and claiming podium finishes in her last three 24 Hours of Nürburgring attempts, including a class runner-up result in 2023. The team dynamics work because they’re focused on one thing: winning races, not creating drama despite what skeptics might assume about an all-female lineup.
This weekend’s 24 Hours of Nürburgring represents WOHLWEND’s best shot yet at her first class victory, racing alongside teammates PATRICIJA STALIDZANE, JANINA SCHALL, and CARRIE SCHREINER in the AT3 class. After three consecutive podium finishes at this event, the GirlsOnly team has proven they belong at the sharp end of endurance racing, and WOHLWEND’s experience across multiple disciplines from karting to single-seaters to GT racing gives her the versatility needed for Nürburgring’s unique challenges.