Maxime Oosten
GT Racing Driver
On Track
Maxime Oosten is a Dutch GT racing driver competing across Asia and Europe. In 2026, he is set to race in GT World Challenge Asia with GTO Racing Team KRC and in the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup with HRT Ford Racing.
His career has been built step by step, moving through different racing series with focus, discipline and a clear sense of direction. In 2022, he became BMW M2 Cup Germany Champion with eight wins from eleven races, a result that showed both pace and consistency. In 2025, he continued that progression by winning the GT World Challenge Asia Silver-Am title.
In GT racing, performance depends on more than speed alone. It asks for timing, control and the ability to stay sharp in every detail. For Maxime, it is a world built on preparation, precision and constant improvement.
Built on Character
Racing is a world of small margins. Every lap asks for focus, control and the ability to stay composed under pressure. Speed plays its part, but the difference is often made through preparation, timing and detail.
Haalboom was built with that same attention. The first release started as an idea and took shape step by step, guided by a clear vision and a strong sense of character. Maxime carries that attitude naturally: focused, disciplined and quietly determined.
Race Highlights
2017
Chrono NK 4 takt RK1
2018
Chrono NK 2-takt Rotax Max Junior
2019
Mazda MX-5 Cup · Dutch Supercar Challenge
2020
Mazda MX-5 Cup · Porsche Super Cup
2021
Lamborghini Super Trofeo · BMW M2 CS Cup Benelux
2022
BMW M2 CS Cup Benelux & Germany — Champion
2023
ADAC GT4 Germany
2024
ADAC GT Masters · GT World Challenge Asia
2025
GT World Challenge Asia — Silver-Am Champion · GTWC Europe Sprint
2026
GT World Challenge Asia · GTWC Europe Endurance Cup
‘Since following Maxime’s progress, I have been impressed by more than his results. His pace is clear, but it is also his focus and calm approach under pressure that make his journey stand out.
Away from the track, what stands out most is how grounded he remains. There is no need to overstate his ambition; it shows the way he works and in the direction he continues to take. Haalboom is proud to support that journey.’