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- ZF becomes new technology partner of Mahindra Racing in Formula E
- Christian Engelhart, who has been supported by ZF since 2015, wins the GTD class at the legendary Rolex24 of Daytona with his Lamborghini Huracán GT3
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- Dakar Hat Trick for Peugeot with shock absorbers and clutches from ZF.
- 20 year anniversary ZF Race Engineering.
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- Porsche wins the 24 Hours of Le Mans with a ZF clutch for the third consecutive time.
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- FIA Formula E is the first fully electric race series worldwide.
- ZF has signed a contract as official technology partner of the Venturi Formula E Team.
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- ZF celebrates the 100 year anniversary after founding the company in the year 1915.
- Merger and integration of the company TRW into the ZF group.
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- The FIA World Championships in WEC & WRC are won by ZF equipped vehicles once again.
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- All FIA World Championships (WEC, WTCC, F1, WRC) are obtained with products from ZF.
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- ZF provides the Audi R18 at the 24h race of Le Mans with clutch and a special steering system.
- All three DTM teams are equipped with ZF clutches.
- ZF partner BMW wins the manufacturer ranking of the DTM.
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- Volkswagen wins the Rally Dakar for the third time in a row with shock absorbers and clutches from ZF.
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- The newly founded Team Brawn GP is equipped with rotational dampers from ZF;
Brawn wins the world championship.
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- „Official Supplier“ relationship with the BMW Sauber F1 Team (rotational dampers).
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- Ferrari and Michael Schumacher win a total of six constructors‘ championships with ZF shock absorbers.
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- Foundation of Sachs Race Engineering GmbH.
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- Debut of Sachs in the Formula 1 with Mercedes and Sauber.
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- The Porsche-Team of Joest Racing wins the 24h race of Le Mans with Sachs products, and defends the title in the following year.
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- Opening of the Motodrome and the new Sachs curve at the Hockenheimring.
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- Jim Clark wins the Grand Prix in the Formula 1 with the Lotus 33 R9, provided with ZF transmissions.
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- The first Mercedes „Silver Arrows“ are equipped with Sachs shock absorbers and clutches.
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- Foundation of ZF Friedrichshafen AG.
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- Foundation of „Schweinfurter Präzisions-Kugellagerwerke Fichtel & Sachs“ by Ernst Sachs and Karl Fichtel.
