Goodyear Wingfoot Award winner Hahn: Goodyear FIA ETRC fan support amazing
Lukas Hahn celebrated becoming the only driver to win the Goodyear Wingfoot Award twice during the 2026 Goodyear FIA European Truck Racing Championship by thanking the fans he made his latest recognition possible.
Hahn enjoyed a standout deciding event of the season at Circuit de Madrid Jarama – RACE by claiming three Chrome victories and an overall podium in Race 4. In doing so he beat Norbert Kiss and Bradley Smith to the seventh and final Goodyear Wingfoot Award of the season.
“It’s really amazing, we cannot imagine it before,” IVECO-powered Hahn said of his achievements in Spain. “It was a really good weekend. We had a good pace, also hard fights and the last race was pretty hard to hold Sascha behind me, but I’m really happy, everything is perfect. And to win Goodyear Wingfoot Award is something special because the fans are supporting us the whole season and help us to win it, that’s amazing.”
What is the Goodyear Wingfoot Award
Already presented in several major series, including the FIA World Endurance Championship, European Le Mans Series and the British Touring Car Championship, the Goodyear Wingfoot Award recognises driver performance and achievement in the Goodyear FIA ETRC.
At each of the seven Goodyear FIA ETRC events, a panel of experts from the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), the global governing body for motor sport and the federation for mobility organisations worldwide, and Goodyear will nominate three drivers following Race 3, based on their overall performance during the race weekend, their sporting behaviour and highlights on track. Fans will then be able to vote for their driver of the weekend via Instagram from the shortlist of candidates during Race 4.

The winner is announced as part of the live broadcast coverage of Race 4 and presented with the Goodyear Wingfoot Award on the final podium.
Norbert Kiss was the winner of the inaugural Goodyear Wingfoot Award at the Misano season opener with Sascha Lenz topping the public vote at the Slovakia Ring before Jochen Hahn was chosen for the special recognition at the Nürburgring in July ahead of his son Lukas Hahn winning at Autodrom Most last month. John Newell then received the award at Circuit Zolder with Steffi Halm the winner at Le Mans.
Based on Goodyear’s iconic winged-foot logo, which is inspired by the Roman god Mercury, the Goodyear Wingfoot Award is designed to further engage fans throughout the season, while highlighting performances and moments that reflect the sporting values of the Goodyear FIA ETRC.






















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