The ABT Museum
As a company whose eventful history could hardly be more eventful, we have not missed the opportunity to give our visitors an insight - in our ABT Museum.
Follow us into our motorsport past and get close to our drivers, vehicles and successes.
Our museum is open to everyone free of charge during regular opening hours.
Real contemporary witnesses
Our exhibits are real contemporary witnesses and genuine title winners such as Mattias Ekström's winning car, which are regularly serviced and would even still be ready for use.
This includes the racing car of Ralf Schumacher, who took his first steps in formula racing at ABT.
Start your tour with the DKW motorbikes - because apart from Daniel Abt, all racing drivers in the Abt family began their racing careers in motorbike racing - and follow our story.
Motivation for the whole team
After 260 podium finishes in the DTM alone, well over 200 trophies are scattered throughout the ABT building - a daily incentive for every ABT employee. They can even be seen from the motorway in the fully glazed stairwells.
Over 90 drivers in GT racing, which includes the DTM, and others in the other racing series were part of the ABT team and many of them have found their place in our drivers' showcases with their racing suits and individual details.
But it's not just about winning, it's also about the team. Because a championship title is not a one-man victory, but a team effort. The fastest driver cannot win if the pit stop is too slow. This is demonstrated by a re-enacted pit stop scene.
