Himmel Racing

Himmel Racing is a team that had two incarnations, it is owned by Belkan Automobile Giant Himmel. The First Incarnation of the Team was reminiscent of Mclaren, and won several world championships with Simon Davenport, who later moved to DIG Racing Team and died in the fatal "Belkan GP" week in 1994 alongside Giuliano Gilbert, similar to the San Marino GP in F1 where Senna and Ratzenberger died.

The sponsor of Himmel from 1986 to 1995 was Naviwa Cigarettes(Equivalent to Marlboro), after that it was sponsored by another cigarette company, called East Cigarettes(Equivalent to West the Mclaren Sponsors). In 2002, Himmel called it quits, and left AD1 until 2010, where it surprisingly bought out Pac Racing Team(Equivalent to Mercedes buy out of Brawn in 2009). Since Cigarettes were not banned in advertising in this universe until 2019, East sponsored the team again.

In 2013, Lewis Snow moved from Danver to Himmel, in a move that shocked the racing press, he said "This classic team deserves to have another chance" until 2018 Himmel dominated every championship.

The team overall has 103 wins, and is one of the most successful AD1 Teams ever.