02.04.2022
Unfortunately we have to cancel the Goodyear FIA ETRC test days on April 4/5 due to weather conditions. The race track at the Nürburgring is currently not passable due to snow, ice and slippery conditions. Due to the unclear weather situation and the long journey of our international teams, we have already decided to take this step today. We have also intensively searched for an alternative date, but to our regret the current race calendar does not allow this.
17.03.2022
The Nürburgring kicks off the season. In 2022, the versatile event location will once again offer the entire event portfolio with engine sounds, guitar tones and endurance sports. Finally, the focus is back on the fan experience. At the ADAC TotalEnergies 24h-Nürburgring, the unique party atmosphere will return to the Green Hell for the 50th anniversary, and at Rock am Ring thousands of festival visitors will finally celebrate together again. Those who want to feel like a racing driver themselves this year are also in good hands at the Nürburgring. The training sessions for everyone with the new Formula 4 cars provide unique memories. Despite the different event formats, thrilling motorsport is still the focus at the legendary race track. The racing series and vehicles are characterised by an enormous variety. Impressive race trucks, such as at the ADAC Truck Grand Prix, are just as much a part of the experience as international top-class sport in the DTM or the ADAC GT Masters. Meanwhile, the FIA World RX of Germany is a fully electric event with plenty of power under the bonnet. On the other hand, vehicles from all eras of motorsport await at a wide variety of classic car events such as the AvD-Oldtimer-Grand-Prix or the ADAC 1000-km-Race. Those who prefer to experience racing on two wheels will also find exciting dates in the calendar. The traditional start of the season for bikers, the "Anlassen" motorbike service, will also be held again in 2022. The emotional conclusion here is the joint parade of all participants over the legendary Nordschleife. At sporting events like Rad am Ring and the StrongmanRun, on the other hand, there is no performance measured in horsepower. Here, the participants only use their own muscle power. Away from the race track, the party gets going for the spectators at the Nürburgring Darts Gala. World champions and big names of the sport will be present in the ring°arena on 25 March. Big 24-hour anniversary, a 12-hour premiere and a mega rock festivalIn September, the big 90s party will take place in the same location - among others with the musicians of Caught in the Act or Loona. The indoor event is part of the supporting programme of the new Nürburgring 12h Race, which will celebrate its premiere from 9 - 11 September. The motorsport weekend will be the new highlight of the Nürburgring Endurance Series, which will start a total of eight times on the combination of Grand Prix Track and Nordschleife in 2022. Already in May (26.05. - 29.05.) the 50th anniversary of the legendary 24-hour race will take place. The fans will finally be able to enjoy the complete fan experience again. Including camping, barbecue and party around the Nordschleife, free choice of seats on the grandstands, access to the paddock and the obligatory visit to the grid before the race. There will be a big reunion with the fans just one week later at the Rock am Ring festival. From 3 to 5 June, the bands around the headliners Green Day, Muse and Volbeat will perform here and really heat up the crowd. A day at full throttle at the Nürburgring Driving AcademyFor all those who not only want to experience goosebump moments at events, but also want to put their foot down themselves, the Nürburgring also has an innovation in its programme. In future, participants in the Nürburgring Driving Academy training sessions will sit in ultra-modern Formula 4 cars. With breathtaking cornering speeds and explosive acceleration - from 0 to 100 km/h: 2.9 seconds - they will race around the Grand Prix Track. Everything is built according to the latest safety standards. The Nürburgring offers around 60 courses, ranging from starter courses to professional formula training. In principle, anyone with a valid driving licence and a maximum height of 1.90 metres and a weight of 110 kilograms can take part.
08.02.2022
Well prepared for the motorsport year 2022: In March and April, racing teams from all over the world will be diligently testing at the Nürburgring. The Official Test Days on the Nordschleife and Grand Prix Track will last a total of eight days. In addition to GT, formula and racing cars from various series, there will be a high-performance test premiere: at the beginning of April, race trucks will prepare for their season at the Nürburgring for the first time. Ring spectators usually only see these heavyweights at the Int. ADAC Truck-Grand-Prix. Overview Official Nürburgring Test Days 2022: Tryout and Set-up Days18 - 20 MarchNordschleife & Grand Prix Track (sprint track) Test Days for Formula & GT cars28 - 31 March Grand Prix Track (sprint track) ETRC Test Days Nürburgring +++ CANCELLED +++4 & 5 AprilGrand Prix Track (sprint track) "People say it’s best if it passed the Nürburgring test” - this saying has meanwhile been valid for 95 years. Thanks to its challenging and versatile track variations, the Nürburgring has been a sought-after testing ground since its opening in 1927. Today, it convinces more than ever with its high-performance and modern infrastructure - including the newly built Race Control. The Official Test Days bring the diversity of motorsport to the Green Hell right at the beginning of the season. The start is made by the Tryout and Set-up Days. Traditionally, the engine noises return to the Ring here. From 18 to 20 March, Friday to Sunday, the teams collect their first kilometers of the year. The cars - mainly participants in the Nürburgring Endurance Series and the ADAC TotalEnergies 24h Nürburgring - will then be on the road on the Nordschleife and the sprint version of the Grand Prix Track. Just one week later, from 28 to 31 March, Formula and GT cars will already be testing on the sprint track. On the first two days, the Formula cars from the Formula 3 and 4 junior series will be on the track. On Wednesday and Thursday, the sprint track will be used by numerous race cars from the GT3, TCR touring car and GT4 series. This year, for the first time, trucks from the FIA European Truck Championship (ETRC) will round off the test. The almost 1500-hp race trucks will prepare for their season on Monday, 4 and Tuesday, 5 April. They will not meet again until the Int. ADAC Truck-Grand-Prix at the Nürburgring (15 to 17 July), where they will compete for points for the championship. The extent to which spectators can be present on the grandstands or even in the paddock during the test days will be decided shortly. The Nürburgring will provide information on this on its website and social media channels. However, the hiking and cycling trails along the track will be open to the public as usual.
15.07.2021
Shocking pictures and news from the region and from many of our colleagues have been reaching us since yesterday evening. Our district of Ahrweiler and many parts of the Eife are in state of emergencyl. In these difficult hours, when suffering, loss and uncertainty dominate, we are pulling together as a region. All available rescue forces as well as many employees and technical equipment of the Nürburgring are in the region to help where help can be given. Our thoughts are with the people who have lost relatives and friends. To people, who have lost all their belongings. Due to the current emergency situation, the Int. ADAC Truck Grand Prix will not take place this weekend. Further information will be available on our website shortly.
17.06.2021
The 35th edition of the International ADAC Truck-Grand-Prix 2021 will be held from 16 to 18 July as a hybrid event with spectators at the Nürburgring – with thrilling motorsport and digital offers. The personalised and seating-accurate tickets for the motorsport highlight are now available online. The rheinland-pfälzische state government recently approved the Nürburgring as aModel project for events with spectators outdoors. The contactless hygiene concept for spectators developed by the Nürburgring has already made it possible for the ADAC 24h Race to be held successfully on open stands. At the International ADAC Truck Grand Prix, visitors will also be able to follow the race along the start and finish straight. Admission is restricted to those who have been tested, cured and vaccinated. “For the race weekend, we have created an event concept that combines the best of both worlds – physical and digital. In this way, we offer motorsport fans an attractive platform both locally and at home”, says organisational director Marc Hennerici. Significantly lower ticket prices for 2021Tickets for the International ADAC Truck-Grand-Prix 2021 are personalised, seating-accurate and exclusively available online in the ticket shop at www.nuerburgring.de. Due to the shortened supporting programm on site, ticket prices have been reduced by around 50 percent and vary between 20 and 45 euros. A professionally conducted Corona rapid test (such as the free citizen test) may be no more than 24 hours old before entering the venue. Masks are also required on the Nürburgring grounds and on the grandstands. Each open grandstand also has a specially assigned parking lot on site with its own path. Here you will find all informations & tickets for the ADAC Truck Grand-Prix Packing motorsports & digital offersThe spotlight of the sporting part of the International ADAC Truck Grand Prix on July 17 and 18 will be the races for the FIA European Championship. 20 race trucks with up to 1,500 hp and prominent drivers such as Jochen Hahn, Norbert Kiss and Sascha Lenz will race for the weekend victory and thus for important points in the European Championship. For the second time in a row, the IDM Superbike 1000 stops at the Nürburgring. Country festival, truck camp, open paddock and the trade fair will not take place this year. In addition to the livestream of the race fans will be offered an extensive digital supporting programme: Truck-Grand-Prix Fan Race, digital Meet & Greets and exhibitor presentations, all the way to the digital closing fireworks. In addition, two high-calibre expert talks with the ADAC/TÜV Rheinland TruckSymposium and FIA-ETRC Innovation Talks will take place on Friday and will also be streamed live. The focal point of the digital supporting programme is the redesigned website www. truck-grand-prix.de, on which all activities are streamed during the race weekend.
29.03.2021
After the cancellation in 2020 due to the pandemic, the 35th edition of the Inter-national ADAC Truck Grand Prix 2021 will definitely take place and will be held as a hybrid event - with thrilling motorsport and digital offerings. more information & tickets "For the season highlight of the European Truck Racing Championship, we are currently creating a concept that combines the best of both worlds - physical and digital. We want to offer the motorsport fans on site and at home an attractive platform. We are working flat out to achieve this," says Axel Friedhoff, Director of Sport at ADAC Mittelrhein e.V. The sporting part of the International ADAC Truck Grand Prix will focus on the rounds of the FIA European Championship from 16 to 18 July. 20 race trucks with 1,500 hp and prominent drivers like Jochen Hahn, Norbert Kiss and Sascha Lenz will compete for the weekend victory and thus for important points in the EM ranking. This will be the second time that the IDM Superbike 1000 stops at the Nürburgring. Against the background of the dynamic pandemic development with accompanying contact restrictions, the organisers unfortunately had to cancel the Country Festival, the trucker camps and open paddock as well as the trade fair this year. Subject to official approval, a limited number of spectators can be admitted. In order to make the visitor experience at the Nürburgring as safe and successful as possible, the organisers have developed a series of measures in the form of a non-contact spectator concept in close coordination with the Nürburgring, in accordance with the requirements of the Corona Protection Ordinance of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate, to ensure a safe live experience on site. To this end, ADAC Mittelrhein e.V. is in contact with the responsible district administration of Ahrweiler. Significantly lower ticket prices for 2021The tickets for the International ADAC Truck Grand Prix 2021 will be offered at considerably cheaper conditions due to the cutback of the supporting programme caused by the pandemic. The ticket prices have been reduced by about 50 per cent and vary between 20 and 65 Euros. Motorsport fans who have already purchased tickets for this year can redeem them at the 2022 International ADAC Truck Grand Prix, which will take place at the Nürburgring from 15 to 17 July 2022. As a general rule, tickets purchased through the official ADAC Truck Grand Prix shop can be returned at any time. All that is required is an e-mail to kundenservice-truck-gp(at)eventim.de. Customers who did not purchase their tickets in the official ADAC Truck Grand Prix shop or via our hotline should contact the respective operator directly. "We would be very pleased if the ticket buyers would remain loyal to us for our Truck Grand Prix in 2022. We will provide information about the next concrete steps regarding this year's event promptly at a digital press conference," looks ahead to organisation manager Marc Hennerici.
18.06.2020
Following the announcement that the ban on major events will be extended until 31 October, the Nürburgring sees positive trends for the staging of events - also with an audience - in the further course of the year. The background to this is that, following the Chancellor's meeting with the Minister Presidents, the ban on major events until the end of October 2020 will only apply if contact tracking and compliance with hygiene regulations are not possible. But this is exactly what would be feasible at the race track. That is why those responsible are looking positively into the future. "The Nürburgring is a structured event location and after all the longest permanent race track in the world with plenty of space for distance and a suitable infrastructure for hygiene measures," says Nürburgring Managing Director Mirco Markfort. "Regulated access to the grounds, fixed seating on spacious grandstands and numerous sanitary facilities as well as hygiene points are decisive things which, in our opinion, make it possible to comply with various guidelines". The Nürburgring has been able to gain good experience in the implementation of offers using specially developed health concepts since the beginning of the Corona pandemic. Analogous to the step-by-step relaxation, the "contactless tourist drives" started as early as April and shortly afterwards other driving offers such as formula courses, sports driver training or "free driving" followed. On 27 June the Nürburgring Endurance Series will now enter its first race in 2020, under its own hygiene concept and for the time being as a ghost race without spectators. The next days and weeks will show what will be possible According to the latest announcement from the conference of the Chancellor and the ministers, those responsible now see the decisive differentiation in terms of the conditions for banning events as the next good step. On this basis, the Nürburgring continues to adhere to its calendar and hopes to be able to organise events with spectators again in the future, after ghost races. "Even though these are extremely difficult times, we are currently very happy that the Endurance Series can start again and look forward to the rest of the year in which, for example, the AvD Oldtimer Grand Prix, the ADAC GT Masters, the ADAC TOTAL 24-hour race, the DTM or a World RX of Germany will be held," says Markfort and also points to the fact that the special atmosphere of the Nürburgring events is decisively created with and by the fans. "That's why we are working hard to ensure that there can be spectators again. The concepts are constantly refined and adapted to the requirements. The next days and weeks will show what will be possible and to what extent. The course of the pandemic is, of course, also decisive for this, in addition to the dialogue with all those involved." Photo: Robert Kah / Nürburgring
