Alesia Kreutzpointner

German racer Alesia Kreutzpointner is proving herself across multiple series with her twin sister Jacqueline by her side, carrying racing DNA from their father Fritz, who once shared the Le Mans grid with a young Michael Schumacher.

EARLY YEARS

Born February 12, 1999, in Töging am Inn, Germany, Alesia Kreutzpointner grew up in a household where motorsport was the family business. Her father, Fritz Kreutzpointner, competed in the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans alongside Michael Schumacher and Karl Wendlinger—a fact that would have made most kids insufferable at school, but apparently gave both Alesia and her twin sister Jacqueline a different kind of education entirely.

OTHER INTERESTS

Before she ever strapped into a race car, Alesia represented Germany in acrobatic gymnastics alongside Jacqueline. The discipline, precision, and fearlessness required for competitive gymnastics translated seamlessly when the sisters traded leotards for race suits—though the bruises probably hurt about the same.

EARLY SUCCESS

Alesia made her racing debut in the DMV BMW 318ti Cup with Cerny Motorsport, sharing a car with Jacqueline. The 2019 season at Hockenheim showed the twins could hold their own, and the partnership worked—they understood each other’s driving styles instinctively, which is either a massive advantage or the recipe for the world’s most competitive sibling rivalry.

In 2020, she stepped up to the ADAC GT4 Germany series with MRS GT-Racing, piloting a BMW M4 GT4. Her father, ever the supportive parent, deliberately stayed in the background, trusting MRS to guide his daughters’ development. It was a smart move—letting them build their reputations on their own terms rather than as “Fritz’s kids.”

The 2022 BMW M2 Cup Germany season saw Alesia finish ninth overall with 70 points, consistently landing top-ten results. She closed out the season strong with multiple top-ten finishes in the final round, proving she had the pace and consistency to compete at a high level. Meanwhile, Jacqueline faced mechanical gremlins that season, which is racing’s way of reminding you that talent alone doesn’t guarantee results.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

• 2020: Competed in ADAC GT4 Germany with MRS GT-Racing in a BMW M4 GT4.
• 2021: Continued in ADAC GT4 Germany, gaining valuable seat time and experience.
• 2022: Finished 9th in BMW M2 Cup Germany with 70 points, earning multiple top-ten finishes throughout the season.
• 2023: Raced in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie alongside Jacqueline and guest driver Felipe Nasr in a Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 CS.
• 2024: Secured two class wins in the AT class of the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie driving a Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport for Four Motors Bioconcept-Car.
• 2024: Made her 24 Hours of Nürburgring debut before returning to the NXT Gen Cup at Norisring, where she battled at the sharp end of the field.
• 2024: Strong performances at Red Bull Ring in the BMW M2 Cup, consistently finishing in the top ten alongside Jacqueline.
• 2025: Competed in the 24 Hours of Nürburgring with Four Motors Bioconcept-Car alongside Jacqueline, Boris Hrubesch, and Luka Wlömer in a Porsche.

INSPIRATIONS

While her father’s Le Mans legacy undoubtedly opened doors, Alesia has carved her own path without relying on the family name as a crutch. Fritz’s hands-off approach allowed her to develop confidence and credibility independently—a rare gift in motorsport, where nepotism often overshadows genuine talent.

REPUTATION

At 26, Alesia has built a reputation as a consistent, hard-working driver who brings results across multiple platforms. Her adaptability—from GT4 machinery to Cup cars to endurance racing—demonstrates the kind of versatility that keeps sponsors interested and team managers calling. She’s part of a growing wave of women making endurance racing less of a boys’ club, and she’s doing it without fanfare or excuses.

The Kreutzpointner twins have become a compelling story in German motorsport, not because of their last name, but because they show up, put in the work, and deliver results. Alesia’s performances in the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie, particularly those class wins in 2024, proved she belongs in the conversation. Her appearance on VOX’s “auto mobil” program, where she went head-to-head with presenter Lance in a racing challenge, showcased her personality and skill to a broader audience—because being fast is one thing, but being engaging matters too.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

Alesia continues to compete in endurance racing with Four Motors Bioconcept-Car, focusing on the Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie and the 24 Hours of Nürburgring. Her FIA Silver driver classification keeps her competitive in the class structure, and with consistent performances building her profile, she’s positioned to attract attention from teams looking for proven talent in GT and endurance racing.

REFERENCES

Strong first half of the Season for the female drivers of the 2024 NXT Gen Cup
Alesia Kreutzpointner | Racing career profile
Alesia Kreutzpointner – Driver
Alesia Kreutzpointner’s Challenging Run at Nürburgring 24 Hours
Strong weekend for the Kreutzpointner Twins at Red Bull Ring
Female Drivers in Touring Cars: Germany
Alesia Kreutzpointner | ADAC GT4 Germany 2021
Alesia Kreutzpointner | ADAC GT4 Germany 2020
2025 24 Hours of Nürburgring
Alesia Kreutzpointner (D) – Complete Archive
Top-10 finishes for Kreutzpointner twins in BMW M2 Cup at Nürburgring
Weekly Racing Roundup (6.22.20)
2023 Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie
The hot phase begins – exciting takes at NLS8
24 Hours of Nürburgring – The Porsche Customer Racing
Alesia Kreutzpointner – Racing Driver Profile
WOMEN IN RACING Lance vs. young racing driver Alesia Kreutzpointner | auto mobil
BMW M2 Cup: Alesia Kreutzpointner finishes season on a high
Kreutzpointner twins join Team Driverse in ADAC GT4
Fritz Kreutzpointner
GT4 News Notebook: From Across Europe
2024 Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie
Hectic Weekend for the Ladies of BMW M2 Cup at Red Bull Ring