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Revision as of 08:52, 24 September 2018
Volker Strycek (born 13th October, 1957 in Essen, West Germany) is a German former racing driver.
In 1984, Strycek became the first ever DTM champion despite not winning a single race.
Throughout his career, he has gained an affinity with Opel vehicles - most notably in the World Touring Car Masters. In 1990 he was signed by Opel Team Irmscher to race their Opel Kadett E GSi 16V alongside Bernd Schneider.
In later life, Strycek transitioned into management - most notably as the head of the Opel Performance Center brand - as well as becoming the Sportpresident of the AvD club. He also started lecturing at the Technical University of Berlin.
