29.07.2026
Anyone wishing to experience the BELMOT Oldtimer-Grand-Prix in all its glory at the Nürburgring from 7 to 90 August should not just focus on the action on the track. In the paddocks, the AMG Arena and on the ring°boulevard, visitors can see historic racing cars up close. There will also be exhibitions, panel discussions, autograph sessions and plenty of activities organised by our partners. There are also special programme features: dragster show runs, a Le Mans-style start demonstration, the Formula Heritage fan vote and a talk by motorcycling legend Helmut Dähne are just a few of the many highlights in the supporting programme. And best of all: access to the paddock is already included in every ticket. Anyone strolling around the event grounds over the weekend will come across numerous highlights. In the Grand Prix paddock, visitors can view the competing vehicles from most racing series up close, whilst the Historic Paddock is home to the pre-war sports cars of the Vintage Sports Car Trophy and the historic motorbikes of the GrabTheFlag! riders’ association. There will also be opportunities to meet drivers and motorsport legends: Autograph sessions are planned at the Motor-Klassik tent, whilst at the BELMOT stand, Jan Schmitz will be hosting panel discussions with guests from the worlds of racing, the classic car scene and the automotive market. For selected races, he will also be providing commentary on the cars and drivers in the pre-start area before they head out onto the track. Schnitzer Classic brings together original historic vehicles and former racing partners in panel discussions, with many of them taking the time to answer questions in detail: As a tribute to the unforgettable Herbert Schnitzer Sr., Schnitzer Classic will feature not only an impressive line-up of cars but also panel discussions with the prominent drivers taking part. The discussions will be expertly moderated by Karsten Arndt, the man behind the popular classic car podcast ‘Alte Schule’. The weekend’s winners will also be on display on the podium, which takes centre stage after each race. To complement the ClassOne Revival on the circuit, supported by BMW Classic, Audi will also be showcasing vehicles from its more recent motorsport history on the Sport Renntruck, such as the RS5 DTM (2020) and the R18 (2015). A real eye-catcher there: the original 2020 DTM winner’s trophy. A race weekend with spectacular extrasThe “programme alongside the programme” is making a big impression this year. Dragster show runs will bring blistering acceleration to the start-finish straight on Saturday and Sunday, whilst the Le Mans-style start demonstration and the subsequent fireworks display will provide the backdrop to Saturday’s evening race. Formula fans can vote for their favourites in the five Formula Heritage classes via the OGP website. The crowd favourites will be presented with ‘Design Awards’ over the weekend. Motorcycle legend Helmut Dähne will give a talk on Saturday about the highlights of his career – attendance is by prior free registration only (also via the OGP website). In addition, the multiple Tourist Trophy winner and Nordschleife record holder will be spending time in the historic motorcycles area, where his winning BMW R 90 S will also be on display. Other exhibits include the 1927 Caracciola Mercedes and a major Bugatti display in the Historic Paddock on Sunday. Spectacular vehicles will also be on show in the GP paddock in the Maserati area – where the 100th anniversary of the distinctive trident in the brand’s logo will be celebrated. OGP partners enrich the programmeThe partners of the BELMOT Oldtimer Grand Prix are also creating additional meeting points in and around the paddock – led by BELMOT: at the stand of the event’s namesake, Jan Schmitz will be hosting panel discussions on exciting topics, and he will also be accompanying selected pre-start line-ups. The Motor-Klassik tent is the venue for the All-Star autograph sessions. There’s also a connoisseur’s competition or simply a cup of coffee for a quick break. On the ring°boulevard, Classicbid will be presenting the vehicles up for auction on Saturday from 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm. In addition, the classic car specialists offer the opportunity to purchase a classic car via direct sale, even without taking part in the auction. Junghans is supporting the OGP as the Official Timing Partner and will be showcasing, amongst other things, a BMW M1 and the Toyota TF106, whilst also donating a Junghans Meister S Automatic with a special engraving to the winner of the Touring Car Golden Era. Well prepared for the OGPVisitors are advised to take a look at the event’s digital information resources. The official website is the central point of contact. There you’ll find information, news, photo galleries and more. The visitor guide, organised by area, and the fan timetable will help you plan your personal highlights of the weekend. Tickets are also available via the website – and the terms are particularly attractive: access to the paddock is included with every ticket. Families benefit in particular, as children and young people up to and including the age of 17 enjoy free entry when accompanied by an adult ticket holder. Those who prefer to access information directly on their smartphone are well catered for with the onGRID app. Among other things, it brings together results lists, press releases and other up-to-date content. Important information and links Tickets and visitor information:oldtimergrandprix.com/besucher/#besuchertipps Fan schedule with all events in the supporting programme:oldtimergrandprix.com/besucher/#fan-zeitplanRegistration for Helmut Dähne’s talk:oldtimergrandprix.com/vortrag Formula Heritage Design Award’ fan vote:oldtimergrandprix.com/gewinnspiel-2026onGRID app (digital results board and further information sent directly to your mobile):ongrid.app/public
28.07.2026
August: Motorsport Month: Over the coming weeks, one top-class racing event after another will take place at the Nürburgring. The highlights will be the DTM races (14–16 August) and the Oldtimer Grand Prix (7–9 August). But the GT World Challenge (28–30 August) and the 6-hour race of the Nürburgring Endurance Series (1 August) are also definitely worth a trip to the Eifel. Here are the Nürburgring highlights for August: Two extra hours in the Green Hell: the NLS 6-hour race | 1 August 2026An extra dose of racing on the Nordschleife: the traditional 6-hour race of the ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie is coming up. But the seventh NLS round of the year offers far more than just two extra hours of racing. Fans can look forward to a long race day in August with a well-filled starting grid. Even after the 24-hour race, the organisers were recently delighted with high entry numbers, so we can expect well over 100 racing cars. These include lightning-fast GT cars, numerous production-based touring cars and an ever-increasing number of vehicles running on alternative fuels. For 25 euros (children under 14 free), fans gain access to the grandstands, the paddock and even the pit walk, as well as the starting grid before the race. Anyone wishing to enjoy an endurance race as an exclusive experience can opt for the VIP ticket for 295 euros, which includes a guided bus tour of the Nordschleife, a VIP shuttle to the circuit, and delicious food and drinks. There is also the ‘RACE & LUNCH’ ticket, available for 210 euros. Dream cars of yesteryear: 53rd BELMOT Classic Car Grand Prix | 7 to 9 August 2026Year after year, it’s Germany’s most beautiful automotive journey through time – and 2026 is no exception, with a star-studded line-up. On the second weekend in August, the 53rd BELMOT Classic Car Grand Prix will become a reunion of motorsport legends. Racing greats such as Uwe Alzen, Christian Danner and Leopold, Prince of Bavaria, will be getting behind the wheel once again. Meanwhile, on the tarmac of the Nürburgring Grand Prix circuit, a lightning-fast and thunderously loud museum of motorsport awaits: the line-up ranges from Group 5 monsters such as the fiery Ford Capri Turbo, through timeless rarities like the Porsche 550 A Spyder and Aston Martin DB4 GT, to Formula cars from various eras. Cars from the DTM – including the 2012 BMW championship-winning car – bridge the gap to the more recent past. The Saturday evening race featuring historic sports cars is traditionally a highlight. Fans can experience this feast for the eyes and ears from as little as 35 euros – including access to the paddock; the full weekend can be booked from 89 euros. Children and young people up to the age of 17 go free. The VIP packages, starting at 450 euros, promise first-class comfort in a historic setting. Big names, thrilling racing: DTM at the Nürburgring | 14 to 16 August 2026 Glock, Grello or 24-hour winner Maro Engel: in mid-August, the big names in German motorsport will return to the Nürburgring. At stake is the DTM crown – for more than 40 years, THE racing series in our country. Their arena? The Nürburgring’s sprint circuit: 3.629 kilometres – short, tight and renowned for lap-after-lap battles for position. Fans can look forward to two days of racing on Saturday and Sunday (each featuring qualifying and a race), spectacular pit stops and a diverse line-up of cars from eight different manufacturers. The DTM offers plenty to keep you entertained for a long day of racing in the Eifel – or even a whole weekend. Whether it’s the supporting races such as the Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup, the numerous stands and attractions in and around the paddock (included in the admission price), or up-close experiences such as the pit walk with an autograph session or the Track Safari. Day tickets for race days are available from 49 euros, and weekend tickets from 69 euros. Also available: ‘RACE&LUNCH’ options (from 280 euros) and VIP packages from 450 euros. Classic two-wheelers to marvel at: Cologne Circuit | 22–23 August 2026On the fourth weekend in August, the engines certainly don’t fall silent – they simply change a gear. The MSC Porz invites you to the traditional Cologne Circuit on the Grand Prix track. This event has been a fixture since 1991 and will be held this year as an official round of the VFV German Historic Motorcycle Championship. Vintage motorcycle enthusiasts can marvel at historic racing machines from various eras. The absolute crowd favourites are the spectacular starts of the vintage sidecars and the high-speed races of the supersport bikes and superbikes. Day tickets are available from 10 euros and – like all tickets this weekend – include free access to the grandstand and the paddock. 60 GT cars and motorcycling icon Rossi: GT World Challenge | 28 to 30 August 2026 60 supercars on a 5.1-kilometre Grand Prix circuit: there’ll be plenty of traffic on the track during the GT World Challenge powered by AWS’s guest appearance. The world’s largest GT series will deliver thrilling duels during its 3-hour race on Sunday. The field of entrants is huge – and, at the same time, packed with top-class contenders. The starting line-up includes Nordschleife favourites such as the ROWE BMW, the Red Bull-branded Mercedes-AMG from Verstappen Racing and the powerful Ford Mustang from HRT. Experience suggests that the biggest crowds will gather around the number 46 BMW: motorbike legend Valentino Rossi will be behind the wheel – and spectators can be there to watch. Tickets grant free access to the paddock and are available from 10 euros (weekend ticket: 40 euros). A special treat awaits as part of the supporting programme: in the new GT3 Revival Series, rare legendary sports cars such as the BMW Z4 and the Mercedes-Benz SLS will take to the track. The Nürburgring highlights in August 2026: 31 July – 2 August: Nürburgring Drift Cup 1 August: ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (6-hour race) 7–9 August: 53rd BELMOT Classic Car Grand Prix 14–16 August: DTM 22–23 August: Kölner Kurs 28–30 August: GT World Challenge powered by AWS
02.07.2026
Collect stamps, discover attractions and create unforgettable holiday memories together. The Nürburgring is much more than a legendary race track and major events with thousands of visitors – especially during the summer holidays, it also becomes a varied destination for the whole family beyond the asphalt. With the Nürburgring Holiday Adventure Pass, children can join their parents on an exciting journey of discovery through the Nürburgring’s attractions from 29 June to 01 September 2026. In addition to small rewards, participants also have the chance to win a family experience weekend including accommodation at the Nürburgring as the grand prize. Young explorers can collect stamps at numerous locations throughout the Nürburgring destination: whether it’s a round on the ring°kart track, ring°bowling with the family, a behind-the-scenes look on the Backstage Tour, ring°cinema, Nürburgring eSports or a visit to the Trial Grandstand – the Holiday Adventure Pass invites visitors to discover the Nürburgring in a fun and interactive way. The Nürburgring’s dining venues, including Bitburger Gasthaus, Lucia, Nuvolari, Parkbistro and Devil’s Diner, as well as stays at the Nürburgring Hotels and Holiday Park, are also part of the campaign. At selected events, visitors can even receive a special “Joker” stamp personally from the Nürburgring mascot, Legend. As an additional reward for dedicated stamp collectors, attractive extras await. Children who collect three stamps will receive a small plush fox. Those who collect five stamps will receive a 20% discount in the ring°fanshop. Collecting six stamps also qualifies participants to enter a prize draw, with a Nürburgring experience weekend including accommodation at the Nürburgring Holiday Park as the grand prize.The Holiday Adventure Pass is valid per child. Rewards can be redeemed and prize draw entries submitted at the info°center and only in the company of a parent or legal guardian. The Nürburgring Holiday Adventure Pass turns a family trip into a fun mission filled with shared experiences – and showcases just how diverse one of the world’s most famous race tracks can be beyond motorsport. The Holiday Adventure Pass Stations• ring°kartbahn • ring°bowling • Backstage Tour • Schnuppertribüne • ring°kino • eSports (Simulatorfahrt) • Bitburger Gasthaus • LUCIA • Nuvolari • Devil's Diner • Parkbistro - Ferienpark• Übernachtung im Nürburgring Hotel oder Ferienpark • Legend’s Joker stamp at selected activities and events ➡️ Campaign period: 29 June to 01 September 2026 Rewards:• from 3 stamps: small plush fox • from 5 stamps: 20% discount in the ring°fanshop • from 6 stamps: entry into the prize draw
28.05.2026
Rock am Ring is the big headliner among June’s events: the mega-festival has been sold out for months. But the Green Hell has even more in store: a fascinating journey through time at the ADAC Nürburgring Classic, thrilling endurance racing action in the Green Hell, and the 10th anniversary of “GRIP – The Motor Event.” Visitors can also look forward to the Cheerleading Nationals at the ring°arena, as well as GT and touring car racing at the ADAC Racing Weekend featuring the Porsche Sports Cup. Here are the Nürburgring highlights for June: Linkin Park & Co. in front of 90,000 fans – and via livestream: Rock am Ring | June 5–7Rock am Ring made history even before the first chord was struck: The 2026 edition of the legendary festival sold out faster than ever before. With 90,000 weekend tickets, fans are underscoring their enthusiasm for this time-honored music festival. Headlining acts including Linkin Park, Volbeat, Iron Maiden, and Limp Bizkit will set the stages ablaze. Those who couldn’t snag a ticket can still experience the RaR moments: Telekom is bringing the event into every living room via a free livestream on MagentaTV. It’s not just on the stages that things will be revved up this weekend: The Nordschleife tourist drives will take place as usual despite the festival. Experience has shown that the track can be reached without major traffic disruptions despite the festival. The Best of 100 Years of Motorsports: ADAC Nürburgring Classic | June 12–14At the ADAC Nürburgring Classic, the icons of automotive history return to the asphalt of the Grand Prix circuit and the Nordschleife. The event offers hands-on historic motorsport—from thrilling battles for position on the track to elegant classics in the paddock. The term “Classic” is broadly defined here: touring cars from the ’80s and ’90s, pre-war race cars, and Formula cars from the ’90s and 2000s are a treat for the eyes and ears. Those looking for a special experience can opt for a VIP ticket (starting at 300.00 euros) and enjoy prime seating, a variety of food and drinks, and an exclusive VIP shuttle to the Nordschleife. The action continues in the Green Hell: Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie – Race 6 | June 20About a month after the legendary 24 Hours of Nürburgring, the popular endurance racing in the Green Hell picks right up: The ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (NLS) kicks off its sixth race of the season. The “1st ADAC Eifel Trophy” features a new event name but retains the familiar fan-friendly concept. The ticket grants access to all open grandstands, the paddock, as well as the pit lane and the starting grid before the race. Prices remain fair and family-friendly as always: Tickets cost 25.00 euros for adults, and children up to and including 14 years of age enjoy free admission. Exclusive insights are provided by the popular RACE&LUNCH tickets (190.00 euros) or the complete VIP package for 285.00 euros, which includes first-class catering, box seats, a guided bus tour of the track, and a VIP shuttle to the Nordschleife. 10 Years of GRIP – The Motorevent: The big anniversary in the Eifel | June 21An anniversary with guaranteed adrenaline: “GRIP – The Motor Event” is celebrating its 10th anniversary and inviting the community to the Nürburgring. Together with Matthias Malmedie and the other familiar faces of the TV crew, the paddock will be transformed into a horsepower paradise. Visitors can look forward to a diverse program: spectacular drift shows, the large GRIP fan base including autograph sessions, race taxi rides in a GT racer, a varied expo mile, the open-to-all drag race on the track, and the “Concours d’Coolness.” A great addition for young visitors: the Kids Area, featuring inflatable bouncers and more. Variety on the track: ADAC Racing Weekend & Porsche Sports Cup | June 26–28The ADAC Racing Weekend, taking place June 26–28 on the Grand Prix circuit, provides the month’s motorsports finale. The event boasts an incredibly diverse motorsports program, enriched by the thrilling races of the Porsche Sports Cup. Fans can look forward to various racing series for GT cars, touring cars, and formula cars from a wide range of model years. Family-friendliness is a top priority here: day tickets start at just 10.00 euros, and children up to and including 12 years of age enjoy completely free admission. The VIP ticket, starting at 290.00 euros, offers first-class catering and a lounge atmosphere. The Nürburgring highlights in June 2026:▪️ June 5–7: Rock am Ring▪️ June 12–14: ADAC Nürburgring Classic▪️ June 13: GLP (Nordschleife)▪️ June 20: ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (Race 6)▪️ June 20: Cheerleading Stage Championship Nationals (ring°arena)▪️ June 21: 10 Years of GRIP – The Motor Event▪️ June 26–28: ADAC Racing Weekend with Porsche Sports Cup
26.05.2026
Following the successful start to the season on Whit Monday, the Nürburgring is kicking off the rest of the 2026 season for its popular cycling and running meet-ups. As early as Saturday 30 May, the Nordschleife will once again belong entirely to cycling enthusiasts at the next cycling meet-up. Until the start of August, runners and cyclists will have numerous opportunities to experience the legendary race track under their own steam. Whether it’s a relaxed after-work ride or targeted training: at the cycling and running meet-ups, the ‘Green Hell’ is conquered by human power. Cyclists and runners experience the unique atmosphere of the Nürburgring up close and can train where motorsport history is usually made. For many participants, the dates also serve as ideal preparation for “Rad am Ring” from 24 to 26 July 2026. Whilst the Grand Prix circuit is open to both runners and cyclists, the Nordschleife is reserved exclusively for cyclists. At the classic cycling meet-up, the legendary Nordschleife belongs exclusively to cycling enthusiasts between 7.00 pm and 9.30 pm. The combined cycling and running meet-up dates also allow cyclists to use both the Grand Prix circuit and the Nordschleife. Runners complete their laps on the Grand Prix circuit. Taking part is straightforward: runners and cyclists pay €5 to use the Grand Prix circuit. For cyclists, use of the Grand Prix circuit also costs €5, whilst the combination of the Grand Prix circuit and the Nordschleife costs €18. For the cycling event on the Nordschleife alone, the participation fee is 15 euros. Children and young people up to and including the age of 17 can participate free of charge when accompanied by a paying adult. Helmets and lights are compulsory for cyclists. In addition to standard bicycles, commercially available e-bikes and pedelecs with assistance up to a maximum of 25 km/h are permitted. On the Grand Prix circuit, inline skaters, skateboards, hand bikes and e-scooters up to 25 km/h are also permitted. Participants also have the opportunity to purchase souvenir photos of their lap at the Nürburgring via the Racetracker platform. Anyone who does not wish to be photographed can indicate this on site by displaying a sign to that effect. “Rad am Ring” as the highlight of the seasonA special highlight in the events calendar will take place from 24 to 26 July 2026 with “Rad am Ring”. The event includes, amongst other things, the legendary 24-hour cycle race, public races, touring rides, the Cycling Bundesliga, a 22-kilometre time trial, a Kids Race and a Gravel Race. The weekend is complemented by the large expo in the Grand Prix paddock. Further information is available at radamring.de. The dates at a glance Cycling and running meet-up (Grand Prix circuit & Nordschleife) Monday, 15 June 2026• Nordschleife: 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm • Grand Prix circuit: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Monday, 29 June 2026• Nordschleife: 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm • Grand Prix circuit: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Friday, 17 July 2026• Nordschleife: 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm • Grand Prix circuit: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Sunday, 2 August 2026• Nordschleife: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm • Sprint circuit: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Cycling meet-up (Nordschleife only) Saturday, 30 May 2026• Nordschleife: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pmSaturday, 13 June 2026• Nordschleife: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Sunday, 21 June 2026• Nordschleife: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Saturday, 27 June 2026• Nordschleife: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Sunday, 5 July 2026• Nordschleife: 7.00 pm to 9.30 pm Organisational information Cycling and running meet-up:• Parking: D4, D5 and D6• Entry: Gate 37 Hatzenbach Tunnel • On-site ticket sales: Ticket Office 51 Cycling meet-up:• Parking: D10 and D11 • Entry and on-site ticket sales: Paddock 3 ➡️ Tickets are available online and on-site. Further information, details and the rules of the road for the cycling and running meet-up can be found here.
28.04.2026
After a great start to the season, the Nürburgring is shifting into high gear this May: The coming month will be dominated by one of the world’s most famous endurance races, will host the German premiere of a unique horsepower festival, and will offer fans plenty of opportunities to get out on the track themselves. Verstappen, cycling, the quarter-mile—there’s something for everyone this May. Information on all events is also available online at nuerburgring.de. Here are the Nürburgring highlights for May: German premiere: Low Scty PS Arena & Bikeforce26 | May 9, 2026On May 9, the Nürburgring will become the center of European automotive and mobility culture. The Low Scty PS Arena is coming to Germany for the first time. The festival is far more than a classic car and tuning meet: on the short section of the Grand Prix circuit, JDM legends will face off against US muscle cars and uncompromising hypercars. A highlight is the “Race402”: In the traditional quarter-mile drag race on the start-finish straight, high-performance cars with a combined total of over 125,000 horsepower will compete in direct duels. At the same time, the hearts of motorcycle fans will race faster at “Bikeforce26.” The stunt bike competition promises pure adrenaline as Europe’s most talented riders showcase their skills. Get up close to the cars and enjoy some racing talk during the Gridwalk at the Drivers’ Parade, as well as at “Cars on Track,” where you can stroll across the race track. Tickets are available starting at 29.99 euros. The Race of the Year on the Nordschleife: ADAC RAVENOL 24h Nürburgring | May 14–17, 2026In mid-May, the motorsports world turns its attention to the Eifel. At the ADAC RAVENOL 24h Nürburgring, man and machine take on the Green Hell—and tens of thousands of fans cheer them on from the track’s perimeter. Even though the final starting grid hasn’t been released as of press time, the organizer has already hinted: This year is going to be packed—both on and off the Nordschleife. All 150 starting spots are filled, and spectator turnout at the qualifying races was massive. One reason: Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen is competing in the 24-hour race this time and aims to claim the endurance crown. Day tickets start at 37.00 euros; the full event experience from Thursday to Sunday can be booked starting at 74.00 euros. For those who want to follow the action from home: In addition to the livestream on YouTube in German and English, the TV channel NITRO will broadcast the entire race. Motorcycle racing and touring car actionThe weekend following the 24-hour race, the Grand Prix circuit will first belong to the bikers: The ADAC / DMC Reinoldus Race Weekend (May 23–24) offers thrilling grassroots racing in numerous classes—from the scooter class to the Yamaha R7 & R3 Cup and the spectacular Northern Sidecar Cup. At 10.00 euros per day, admission is particularly family-friendly. The month’s motorsport events conclude with the DMV Goodyear Racing Days (May 29–31), featuring well-attended touring car and GT series, as well as the Nordschleife specialists from the RCN and GLP on May 30. Get Behind the Wheel Yourself: Green Hell Driving Days, Cycling and Running Meetups & Nordschleife Track WalkFor all those who prefer to take the wheel (or handlebars) themselves, May offers plenty of opportunities to experience the asphalt of the legendary racetrack from the cockpit’s perspective. The Green Hell Driving Days powered by Goodyear kick things off from May 1 to 3: Around Labor Day, the Nordschleife opens its gates to tourist drivers for three consecutive days, from morning until evening.Those who prefer to explore the ideal line at a slower pace and with expert background information can take a look behind the scenes at the Trackwalks Nordschleife on May 8, 22, and 29. Since spots for these exclusive guided tours on foot and by bus are strictly limited, we recommend registering quickly. All information can be found on the Nürburgring website. It’s all about muscle power on May 25 and 30: As soon as the engines fall silent, the track belongs to cyclists and runners during the Bike & Run Meet starting at 7:00 PM. It’s a rare chance to enjoy the famous combinations of curves in the special atmosphere of the evening sun and to conquer the “Green Hell” by bike as a very special challenge. The Nürburgring highlights in May 2026:• May 1–3, 2026: Green Hell Driving Days powered by Goodyear (public driving sessions)• May 9, 2026: Low Scty PS Arena & Bikeforce26• May 14–17, 2026: ADAC RAVENOL 24h Nürburgring with RCN and DHLM• May 23–24, 2026: ADAC / DMC Reinoldus Race Weekend• May 25, 2026: Cycling & Running Meetup (Nordschleife & GP Circuit)• May 29–31, 2026: DMV Goodyear Racing Days• May 30, 2026: RCN & GLP
15.04.2026
With a print run of 12,000 copies, the first issue of ‘Der Nürburgring’ was published on 15 April 1926. Until June 1927, the magazine mainly covered the construction work, the Eifel region and international motorsport. Later, the issues served as race programmes and, from the 1950s onwards, as a diverse information sheet covering the Nürburgring, motorsport and tourism in the Eifel. Today, you can find everything about the world’s most beautiful race track here on our website! ℹ️ The Nürburgring opened in 1927. As part of #Roadto100, we are looking back at various milestones in our long history in the run-up to our big anniversary year!
02.04.2026
To help you plan your visit to the Nürburgring over the Easter holidays, we’ve put together all the important information about Easter 2026 for you here. 🅿️ PARKING GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 2026 & SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2026 ➡️ On Good Friday and Saturday, parking in the parking areas at the Nordschleife and the Grand Prix circuit is subject to a fee. The parking fee is €10 per vehicle. Overview of the open parking areas: Grand Prix Circuit parking areas: All A, B & C zones Paddock Parking fees: Subject to a fee on April 3 & 4 Participants in the Grand Prix Circuit public driving sessions will be refunded the fee upon entry to the sessions, upon presentation of the receipt Important: Refunds are available only on April 3 & 4 and apply exclusively to the parking fee paid for the paddock (not for other parking areas) Parking areas Nordschleife: Brünnchen P96 Pflanzgarten (P97+P98) Schwalbenschwanz P100 Adenauer Forest (will be open on Good Friday if all parking areas in Adenau are at capacity) NOTE: GOOD FRIDAY Traffic violations will be strictly enforced Overall, heavy traffic is expected on the main access roads to the Nürburgring, in the town of Adenau, and in the surrounding communities. The police will be focusing on potential traffic violations—with particular attention paid to traffic safety, vehicle compliance with regulations, and driver behavior. The clear message from law enforcement: Anyone who behaves inappropriately must expect consequences. These may include all-day expulsion from the premises, vehicle impoundment, or, in individual cases, the confiscation of a driver’s license. Illegal parking outside designated areas will ultimately result in the vehicle being towed at the owner’s expense. EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 5 & EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 6 At all open parking areas along the Grand Prix circuit 🏗️ TRAVEL & ROAD CLOSURES Here you’ll find an overview of all road closures 🚗 TOURIST DRIVES GRAND PRIX CIRCUIT April 3: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM April 4: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM April 5: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM April 6: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM NORDSCHLEIFE April 3: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM April 4: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM April 5: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM April 6: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM 🍴 FOOD & DRINK Bitburger Gasthaus Open from Good Friday through Easter Monday Lucia Open from Good Friday through Easter Monday Devil's Diner Open from Good Friday through Easter Monday Lenarz Food Open from Good Friday to Easter Monday 💚 EXPERIENCE AT THE RING ring°kino Open from Good Friday to Easter Monday ring°kartbahn Open from Good Friday to Easter Monday ring°bowling Open from Good Friday to Easter Monday Backstage Tours Open from Good Friday to Easter Monday Tickets are available here Taster Grandstand Open from Good Friday to Easter Monday Nürburgring eSports Bar Open from Good Friday to Easter Monday ring°fanshop Open from Good Friday to Easter Monday
31.03.2026
The Nürburgring is continuing to expand its tourism offerings in a targeted manner. With the new Caravan Park, an additional year-round accommodation option for RV travelers has been created in the immediate vicinity of the racetrack’s center. A total of 39 parking spaces expand the on-site offerings. The Nürburgring Caravan Park is located along the A7 on the edge of the forest, yet just a few steps away from central hubs such as the info°center, the ring°boulevard, and the dining and leisure options at the ring°carré. This location thus combines nature-oriented accommodations with direct access to events and experiences in the legendary Green Hell. The facility is aimed at event attendees, motorsports fans, and independent travelers looking to explore the Eifel region. 39 campsites accessible around the clockThe Caravan Park features 39 sites in three sizes (M, XL, and XXL) and is open year-round. The facility offers round-the-clock access to infrastructure including electricity, fresh water connections, and disposal options for wastewater and toilet cassettes. On-site restroom facilities round out the offerings. Bookings are made entirely online via the Nürburgring website. Prices start at 13 euros per night during the off-season (November through February). During the season (March through October, excluding events), a site can be booked starting at 17 euros. During events, prices start at 65 euros per night. Expanding the overall tourism offeringWith the Caravan Park, the Nürburgring is expanding its lodging options to include another choice right on-site. In combination with the accommodations at Nürburgring Hotels & Ferienpark and the existing infrastructure, the Nürburgring is strengthening its role as a versatile destination. In addition to around 60 events between March and November, as well as year-round experiences, dining, and leisure activities, the Nürburgring is thus creating another opportunity to tailor stays to individual preferences and needs. Nürburgring Caravan Park at a glance: Location & Directions• Caravan Park | A7• Address: Otto-Flimm-Straße, 53520 Nürburg • On-site Signage Capacity & Sites• 39 sites (sizes M, XL, XXL) • M: 8 x 6 m | XL site: 10 x 6 m | XXL site: 12 x 7 m• Suitable for various RV sizes Hours & Stay• Open year-round (subject to special regulations for large-scale events)• 24/7 arrival possible • Check-in from 1:00 PM • Check-out by 12:00 PM • Maximum stay: 3 days Amenities & Services• Electricity (1 € / kWh)• Fresh water (10 cents / 10 liters)• Free trash disposal• Free disposal of wastewater and toilet cassettes• On-site restroom facilities• Showers (€3)• Toilet use (€1, partially free at ring°boulevard) Prices (starting at)• Off-season: starting at 13 € / night • Season: starting at 17 € / night • Events: starting at 65 € / night Booking & Operations• Online booking available here.• Technical operator: Camp 24 Notes• For motorhomes only (no tents/trailers) • Dogs are allowed on a leash• Open fires or barbecuing are permitted in accordance with park and camping regulations• Quiet hours: 10:00 PM – 6:00 AM
