The garage area is buzzing as Rehberg + Bremotion Racing officially pulled the silk off their driver lineup for the 2026 NASCAR Euro Series season. In a move that blends youthful aggression with international open-wheel pedigree, German standout Julien Rehberg and Dutch sensation Beitske Visser will share the controls of the No. 77 Chevrolet Camaro. The duo represents a “best of both worlds” approach for the Bremotion stable. Rehberg will handle the heavy lifting in the premier V8GP category, while Visser steps into the OPEN division, marking one of the most anticipated driver pairings on the 2026 grid. At just 20 years old, Haltern am See native Rehberg isn’t just looking for seat time – he’s looking for hardware. After a busy off-season, the Skoda and Opel salesman is ready to clock out of the dealership and clock in at the front of the pack to fight for overall podiums and win ins in the highly decorated Junior Trophy. “The secret is out,” Rehberg announced. “I am thrilled to officially announce that I will be competing. My goals for this year are ambitious: I’m here to fight for podiums and wins. On top of the overall standings, I will be fully focused on collecting podiums in the Junior Trophy.” Rehberg’s dual-threat mission to capture both V8GP glory and the Junior Trophy puts the rest of the field on notice. His “car guy” DNA – ranging from sim racing to wrenching on his own projects – suggests a driver who understands the mechanical soul of the No. 77 just as much as the racing line. Joining Rehberg is Visser, a name synonymous with speed across the European continent. Hailing from Sneek, Netherlands, Visser brings a wealth of experience from the highest levels of single-seater and endurance racing. After a successful evaluation