The Austrian racing team is service partner of the Formelaustria Young Driver Programmes. What does that mean?
After twelve years as a successful driver in Formula 3 and prototypes, Sepp Renauer hung up his helmet and founded Renauer Motorsport in 1997, of which he is still the team boss today.
The Formelaustria Young Driver Program brings karting talents and top sim racers to the international top of Formula 4 driving. Management, organization, media training and marketing are handled by the sports consulting agency HM Sports, which is behind Formelaustria.at. All racing services on and off the track are the responsibility of Renauer Motorsport.
Over the next two decades, Renauer Motorsport competed in over 500 races in various racing series, primarily in the Formula and GT classes. But the “excursion” into the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series also proved to be extremely successful, as the Racing Highlights table shows.
| Renauer Motorsport Racing Highlights |
| 1995 Runner-up Formula 3 Cup |
| 1996 Champion Formula 3 Trophy |
| 2000 Runner-up Sportscar Challenge |
| 2001 Race Winner 6h Brno |
| 2004 Race Winner Interseries Lausitzring |
| 2005 Runner-up FIA GT2 Brno |
| 2008 Champion FIA GT Citation Cup Privateers |
| 2010 Champion Porsche Alpenpokal |
| 2010 Champion Hungarian GT Championship |
| 2010 Race Winner 6h Misano |
| 2013 Race Winner Ginetta Cup Red Bull Ring |
| Overall Junior Winner Ginetta Cup Italy |
| 2014 Junior Champion NASCAR Europe |
| 2015 Race Winner NASCAR Fest Brands Hatch |
| 2015 Runner-up NASCAR Team Championship |
| 2019 Runner-up Formula 4-Cup Austria |
| 2021 Runner-up Formula Renault Austria & Team Champion |
| 2022 Race Winner Formula Renault Austria |
| 2024 Driver & Team Champions Formula 4 Carbonia Cup |
Since 2022, Renauer Motorsport has been dedicated to Formula 4 sport and the promotion of young talent. This led to the cooperation with HM Sports and subsequently to the founding of the Formelaustria Young Driver Program.
In 2025, the team based in Neunkirchen in Lower Austria will compete in the FIA TCR European Endurance Series with a factory-supported Hyundai Elantra N in addition to several F4 series.
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