Swiss racing team is a FIA GT1 team formed by Erich Kolb and Othmar Welti in 2000. They are based in Lucerne, Switzerland.

Core Competencies: The Swiss racing team started competing in the German Formula Three championships before a switch to the Formula Three Euro series championships in 2003. The lead driver of the team Frederic Ververisch finished atop in the German Championship 2008; this was the only championship that the Swiss Racing Team has ever won.
Grand Tourer Racing: The Swiss Racing Team joined the Grand Tourer Racing Championships in 2007. They tied up with KplusK motorsport and Jetalliance racing in the Grand Tourer Circuit.

Nissan Swiss Racing Team

FIA GT1 Championship 2010: The Swiss Racing Team ventured into the inaugural version of the FIA GT1 Championship in 2010 in partnership with famous Japanese manufacturer Nissan. They used two Nissan GT-R cars in the inaugural FIA GT1 Championship. The line up of drivers for the Swiss Racing Team is Karl Wendlinger, Max Nilsson, Seiji Ara and Henri Moser. The team presently stands last on the point’s table with only 3 points. This comes as a real surprise for FIA GT1 fans taking into account their history of sports car racing. However a considerable number of races are left and therefore there is enough time for them to recover.