Carrie Schreiner with Full Throttle on “Alles was zählt”

(Attention, written by a motorsports enthusiast!): With pressure into the world of series – racing driver Carrie Schreiner swaps helmet for script and shows grip on unfamiliar terrain.

Carrie Schreiner knows speed, G-forces and the ideal line like no other, but now the motorsports athlete is facing a completely new challenge.

Because the first female winner of the ADAC Kart Masters dares to test drives for her Acting career.

Warm-up round as an actress

Between July 16 and 22, 2025 (episodes 4.739 to 4.743), she made her TV debut in the successful RTL daily show "Alles was zählt" in a guest role, playing herself.

In her role, Carrie comes to the Steinkamp Center for rehab, symbolically a pit stop after a back injury. For the 26-year-old, the TV set represents a whole new journey.

She says: "At first I thought: Yeah, how cool. And then: Oh dear, I have to learn the lines!" But with good handling and the support of a colleague, the bouncing nerves quickly subsided.

Standard air instead of engine oil 

“When you go into this Steinkamp Center, it’s pretty cool – you know it from TV,” she says.

On the racetrack, Carrie knows the rules, and the blue flag for overtaking maneuvers is part of her everyday routine. But in acting, everything is new, which has a real ground effect on her career.

"I had a lot of fun. You never know what's going to happen," she says of her foray into the TV track. And who knows: Maybe the fast-paced warm-up will soon lead to something more.

 

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Lateral acceleration on Nitro

Their focus remains clearly on the Motorsport: On June 21, 2025, the driver will compete again in the legendary 24-hour race at the Nürburgring.

And that's the girls-only racing team, which has long been providing serious lateral acceleration in the paddock and on the track. Nitro will once again broadcast the race live from the "Green Hell."

A full 28 hours straight to break your own world record from 2022. The start is at 13.00 p.m.

With the accelerator pedal pressed

Carrie Schreiner's story is a prime example of consistent acceleration throughout her career. She was already in a kart at the age of ten, and three years later she won her first championship.

Today she is not only the first German female driver at the F1 Academy, but also a well-known face in German motorsport.

The diffuser of your life? The passion for racing, with maximum grip on every track.

Schreiner's strong torque

Whether in the cockpit or in front of the camera, Carrie Schreiner shows: If you have the right handling, you can perform on any terrain.

Her guest role on “Alles was zählt” may not be the final full throttle in the direction of acting, but it is a very strong moment.

With career-ready aerodynamics, bold pace, and likeable charisma, Carrie Schreiner proves: The path from the pit lane over the curbs to the spotlight is sometimes shorter than you think. And faster...

(Wrrroooaaaammm, I really enjoyed this text. Good speed!)

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