29.03.2026
When international darts stars come together while a new leisure attraction celebrates its premiere, the Nürburgring turns into a stage for a truly dynamic event weekend: While the sold-out “Darts am Ring” gala created an electrifying atmosphere with 3,800 fans, the stars of the evening had already tested another stage in advance – the newly opened ring°bowling at the ring°carré.Nürburgring. In the ring°arena, top players such as Luke Humphries, Nathan Aspinall, Joe Cullen, Maximilian Hopp as well as Gian van Veen and Yorick Hofkens delivered high-quality matches. Cult caller Russ Bray added to the goosebump moments, as his legendary “One hundred and eighty!” call echoed through the arena. The fifth edition of the event seamlessly continued the success of previous years and, for the first time, welcomed a completely sold-out crowd. The players first competed in two groups for a place in the semi-finals before Luke Humphries and Nathan Aspinall faced off in the final. In the end, Nathan Aspinall secured the win and celebrated his victory at the Nürburgring. Humphries and Hopp impressed by the Nürburgring’s versatilityEven before the first dart was thrown in the evening, the professionals had already tested the newly opened ring°bowling – and were impressed. “The new ring°bowling is a really cool venue. It’s not just about bowling – you can also play darts, billiards or just enjoy a drink,” said Maximilian Hopp. “I always enjoy coming to the Nürburgring, whether it’s for the 24-hour race or the Truck Grand Prix. For me, it’s a great and versatile event location.”A similar view was shared by the 2024 world champion Luke Humphries, who, together with his teammate Nathan Aspinall, won the bowling challenge: “The Nürburgring is a legendary racetrack, but what really stands out is its versatility. It’s a fantastic location – also for families looking to enjoy different kinds of experiences.”The modern bowling facility at the ring°carré was fully booked throughout the entire opening weekend, underlining the Nürburgring’s growing importance as a year-round leisure and event destination. Eight lanes, complemented by additional offerings such as darts and billiards, create a versatile experience for visitors as well as for corporate events.Following a highly successful event weekend, the Nürburgring now looks ahead to more exciting weeks – with its characteristic mix of motorsport, entertainment and a wide range of B2B offerings, now further enhanced by ring°bowling.
23.03.2026
While people elsewhere are hunting for chocolate bunnies in their gardens, motorsports fans traditionally find their highlights on the tarmac of the Nürburgring. The Ring’s calendar is far more packed in April than many an Easter basket: things kick off with the four-day Easter weekend (April 3–6), which, as usual, is dedicated to public driving sessions. This is followed by top-tier racing at the third race of the Nürburgring Endurance Series (April 11) and the 24h Qualifiers just one week later (April 17–19). The latter will be enhanced this year for the first time by a round of the German Historic Endurance Championship. The emotional highlight for motorcycle enthusiasts comes at the end of the month with the “Anlassen” motorcycle service (April 26), which brings together thousands of bikers for their season opener. Here are the Nürburgring highlights for April: Tourist Drives at Easter: Four days of driving pleasure in the spirit of mutual respect | April 3–6, 2026 For four days, from Good Friday to Easter Monday, both the Nordschleife and the Grand Prix circuit will be open all day for the popular tourist runs. Those who want to experience the legendary asphalt for themselves pay 35 euros per lap. This year, the driving fun is complemented by a special theme: With a new campaign, the Nürburgring, together with local municipalities and the police, is promoting respectful coexistence throughout the region. At the heart of it is a clear message: “Your Home for a weekend. Our Home for a lifetime.” (translated: “Your home for a weekend. Our home for a lifetime.”) The goal is for all guests to combine their visit to the region with the necessary consideration for public road traffic and local residents. Motorcycle Service “Anlassen”:Between blessings, show performances, and social responsibility | April 26, 2026Thousands of motorcycles together on the Nordschleife: The motorcycle community celebrates its traditional season opener at the Nürburgring on Sunday, April 26. The “Anlassen” motorcycle service is a massive gathering of like-minded people every year, featuring various program highlights that turn it into a true celebration of community. Entertainment will be provided by, among other things, a dealer mile, a new trial show by the AAC Bad Neuenahr, a Doc Scholl rider training session, and safety demonstrations by the Koblenz Police Motorcycle Unit. In addition to the ecumenical service (2:30 p.m.) with a blessing for a great year on two wheels and the subsequent parade around the Nordschleife, the focus is always on a good cause: A blood donation van from the German Red Cross (DRK) and a tissue-typing van from the Stefan Morsch Foundation will be on site. Admission is free as usual. The event starts at 10 a.m., with the paddock gates opening as early as 8 a.m. Racing Marathon: 15 hours of racing action draw crowds to the Nordschleife | April 11 & April 17–19 Two weekends, four races, and a total of 15 hours of racing action in the Green Hell: April features two consecutive endurance racing weekends. The third race of the ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie kicks things off on April 11. Fans can look forward to a full field of competitors on the Nordschleife and enjoy insights into motorsport that are rarely experienced: access to the pit lane and the starting grid for the 4-hour race are included in the ticket. One weekend later (April 17–19) comes the big endurance test for the legendary 24-hour race: the ADAC 24h Nürburgring Qualifiers. In two races on Saturday and Sunday, the teams will fine-tune their preparations for the race of the year. A special treat is the four-hour evening race on Saturday, which has been a tradition for years. New in 2026: the German Historic Endurance Championship (DHLM) will hold a three-hour race as part of the supporting program. Here, the icons of days gone by return to the Green Hell. For both events, in addition to standard day tickets, there are also exclusive VIP packages. These turn the day into a unique experience with box seats, catering, and support from Nürburgring insiders. Nürburgring Drift Cup: Precision at the limit in the Müllenbachschleife | April 25–26High-speed sideways drifts, action-packed duels, and an enthusiastic crowd in the stands of the Müllenbachschleife. April marks the kickoff of the 2026 Nürburgring Drift Cup. The European elite will battle for the judges’ favor during the first round from April 25 to 26. These spectacular door-to-door duels demand millimeter-precise control. In the elimination rounds held in tournament format, drivers will battle for victory in various classes through Sunday. Fans are in for a real treat: cars packing up to 1,000 horsepower make the Drift Cup a high-octane experience. Day tickets are available for 25 euros, and the entire weekend can be experienced for 40 euros. Nürburgring highlights in April 2026:• April 3–6: Tourist drives over the Easter weekend• April 11: ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie (Rennen 3)• April 17–19: ADAC 24h Nürburgring Qualifiers • April 25–26: Nürburgring Drift Cup (Round 1)• April 25: RCN & GLP (Round 2)• April 26: Motorcycle service “Anlassen”
24.02.2026
In March, the Nordschleife traditionally awakens from its winter hibernation – and this year, it's going from zero to one hundred right away. Starting on Saturday, March 7, the gates to the legendary 20.832 kilometers will reopen for tourist drives. The action continues over the following weekends: in addition to further dates for tourist drivers, there are two races in the ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Endurance Series (March 14 and 21). March will be rounded off with a joyful “Ally Pally” atmosphere at Darts am Ring on Saturday, March 28. These are the Nürburgring highlights in March: Season start for tourist drivers | March 7 & 8The starting signal for more than 170 days of tourist driving this year: On Saturday and Sunday, March 7 and 8, the barriers to the Nordschleife will open for the first time in 2026. It is a cherished tradition that numerous tourist drivers and petrolheads meet at the track for this occasion – for the first laps together or the long-awaited reunion among like-minded people. And even after the opening weekend, the fun continues. From the following Sunday (March 15), the Nordschleife will be open almost every day in March. As usual, anyone can take to the Nordschleife or Grand Prix circuit in their own vehicle during tourist drives. Prices remain stable: a lap on the Nordschleife from Friday to Sunday costs €35, as before, and a lap during the week costs €30. A stint (15 minutes) on the Grand Prix circuit costs €35 for motorcyclists and car drivers alike. Important note: A new emergency number applies from this season: +49 (0) 2691 302 9111. Season opener ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Endurance Series | March 14 & 21Two races in seven days and a colorful starting field: The ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Endurance Series (NLS) is kicking off the new season at full throttle. Immediately after the season opener on Saturday, March 14, the second race will take place the following weekend (March 21). The second date was set at short notice to take advantage of a gap in the Formula 1 calendar. After all, superstar Max Verstappen is planning to participate in the 24-hour race this year and would potentially like to compete in this NLS race as preparation. He is not alone in this: especially in the first races of the year, the top cars of the major endurance teams are always strongly represented in view of the big highlight of the season. Fans can therefore look forward to a particularly large number of GT cars from Porsche, BMW, and Mercedes-AMG. The ticket for €25 (children under 14 free) includes admission to the paddock, the starting grid, and all spectator areas. If you want to treat yourself to an upgrade, first-class catering and the best seats are available with the “RACE&LUNCH” ticket (€190) or the full VIP package (€285) – the latter even includes a guided bus tour of the Nordschleife shortly before the start of the race. Darts am Ring Gala | March 28Ally Pally goes Green Hell: On Saturday, March 28, the ring°arena will once again be transformed into a madhouse of celebrating darts fans. For the fifth time, the world's elite of flying darts will be guests at the “Darts am Ring Gala” in the Eifel. They will be frenetically cheered on by thousands of fans of the sport in the indoor location of the Nürburgring. This year's line-up for the official PDC event is led by former world champion Luke Humphries and reigning vice world champion Gian van Veen. Also taking part are stars such as Nathan Aspinall, Stephen Bunting, and Germany's “Maximiser” Max Hopp, all of whom competed in this year's World Championship. If you still want to be there, you should hurry: only a few tickets are still available for the darts spectacle at the Nürburgring – starting at just €30. These can be purchased online at nuerburgring.de. The Nürburgring highlights in March 2026: 07. & 08. March: Saisonstart Touristenfahrten Nordschleife 14. March: ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie - Race 1 21. March: ADAC RAVENOL Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie - Race 2 28. March: RCN / GLP – Run 1 28. March: Darts am Ring Gala
29.01.2026
Indoor venues at the Nürburgring are currently bustling with activity. In recent weeks, karate and cheerleading athletes, as well as visitors to trade fairs and B2B events, have been coming and going. Around 10,000 visitors flocked to the diverse indoor events in the Eifel region in January alone. While work is in full swing on the race track for the start of the season, the Nürburgring is once again proving its versatility as a year-round venue elsewhere. Indoor sporting events recently attracted thousands to the Ring. Two cheerleading events last weekend made a particular impression: around 7,000 participants and spectators turned the ring°arena into a madhouse on Saturday and Sunday. While 113 teams competed for qualification for the German Championships at the Regional Championships West, the STAGE Events West focused on creativity and entertainment for beginner and show teams. The “International Rhine Shiai” had already provided martial arts flair. More than 1,100 karateka from 26 nations – many from the Benelux countries and France – used the ring°arena as the stage for one of the largest round-robin competitions at the beginning of January. For many years now, athletes have been coming to the Ring during the cold season, underlining the importance of the location for international martial arts. Economic factor and industry meeting place In mid-January, the EUROTOI trade fair attracted around 38 international exhibitors and more than 700 trade visitors to the ring°boulevard. As Europe's most important meeting place for the mobile sanitation industry, the trade fair offered an overview of innovations in the industry across 4,500 square meters. The accompanying backstage tours behind the scenes and into the history of the track, as well as races on the neighboring ring°kartbahn, showed that the Nürburgring is more than just a trade fair location. This created an entertaining overall experience for visitors. A series of other B2B events – exclusive conferences with hundreds of participants and corporate events with several thousand guests – rounded off the event list in recent days. “10,000 event visitors in the first weeks of the year are a strong signal for our indoor locations. It's great to see how the ring°arena and the ring°boulevard are filled with life throughout the year – through top-class sports, specialized trade fairs, and large and small B2B events,” says Nürburgring Managing Director Christian Stephani. 5,000 seats, 4,000 square meters, 1,000 bedsThe fact that the Nürburgring can confidently handle such large numbers of visitors even in winter is due to the special infrastructure on site. The heart of the indoor activities is the ring°boulevard with the integrated ring°arena. With a capacity of up to 5,000 seats, the latter provides a large stage for exciting sports and show events, while the ring°boulevard, with an area of more than 4,000 square meters, offers generous space for trade fairs and exhibitions. All locations are weather-independent and can be combined in a variety of ways thanks to their direct connections. This enables a seamless transition between trade exhibitions, catering areas, and arena shows. This offering is complemented by high-quality accommodation: the Congress Hotel and the Motorsport Hotel, as well as the holiday park with a total of 1,000 beds, are located directly at the Nürburgring. Darts at the Ring – Ally Pally in the EifelThe positive trend of events attracting large audiences is continuing in the spring. The Darts at the Ring Gala on Saturday, March 28, is already shaping up to be a full house. With a top-class line-up led by world champion Luke Humphries and 2026 vice world champion Gian van Veen, the event promises a real Ally Pally atmosphere in the ring°arena. Nathan Aspinall, Stephen Bunting, and local hero Max Hopp will also be traveling to the Nürburgring that evening. Fans of flying darts need to be quick: there are only a few tickets left.
17.12.2025
The Advent season gets even more magical this year: On December 21, the iconic Coca-Cola Christmas Truck will stop by our paddock, bringing festive sparkle, special experiences and genuine Christmas spirit to the racetrack. Under the motto ‘Refresh your Christmas season’, Coca-Cola invites you to take a break from the pre-Christmas hustle and bustle and enjoy time with family and friends.This year’s campaign puts togetherness at the centre — those special moments of coming together that make Christmas so memorable. Visitors can look forward to a range of highlights: Designing a personalised Coca-Cola bottle Souvenir photo with Santa An ice-cold Coca-Cola to enjoy Festive atmosphere with music, lights and lovely decorations And much more! A visit to the Coca-Cola truck will be an unforgettable experience for the whole family – full of warmth, joy and genuine Christmas magic. INFO Time: 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Admission: free Parking: free in the paddock Food and drinks (at an additional cost) will be available on site.
30.10.2025
Today, on October 30, 1925, exactly 100 years ago, our race track was given its name. In 1925, a public competition was held to find a suitable name, and numerous suggestions were received.The decisive idea came from the then Prussian district president, Dr. Francis Kruse: “Nürburg-Ring.” On October 30, 1925, this name was officially given to the track – and today it is known worldwide. 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!
30.10.2025
Even though things will be a little quieter on the asphalt of the Nürburgring in the near future, numerous indoor events will still attract visitors to this versatile event location in winter. The successful comedy format NightWash Live, several cheerleading events, and the popular Darts am Ring gala will all be making guest appearances in the Eifel region. At the beginning of December, all carnival fans will get their money's worth at the ring°arena – at the German Carnival Guard Dance Championship. At the beginning of January, karate athletes from Germany and abroad will once again be guests at the Ring. However, the job fair powered by Nürburgring will kick things off. On November 7 and 8, numerous top-class employers will present themselves to their potential applicants. The events at a glance: Job fair powered by Nürburgring | November 7 and 8, 2025Find a new job, dual study program, or apprenticeship at racing speed: The “Job Fair powered by Nürburgring” is entering its fourth round. After the event set a new record last year with 2,500 visitors and 60 exhibitors, the same number of companies will once again be providing information about career prospects this year. This year, numerous big names will once again enrich the fair – including industry giants such as the German Armed Forces and zeusaudio. In addition, numerous well-known companies from the Meuspath industrial park, the region around the Ring, and beyond have announced their attendance. Destination Nürburgring will also present its portfolio – in an entertaining and informative way. The job fair will once again take place in the ring°arena: regardless of the weather and within earshot, eyeshot, and smell of the Grand Prix circuit. Admission is free for visitors. If you want to top off your visit to the job fair with some thrilling racing, the Cologne-Ahrweiler Rally will be taking place at the same time on and around the Ring. NightWash Live | November 15, 2025The well-known comedy series “NightWash Live” is coming back to the Nürburgring. Once started in a Cologne laundromat, the TV-famous format is still a springboard for stand-up newcomers today. This time, Ben Schafmeister, Laura Brümmer, Robert Alan, Anissa Loucif, and Sertac Mutlu will be there. The comedians will perform at the ring°werk – right next to the Grand Prix circuit. If you would like to attend the Ring edition of NightWash Live, tickets are available for €32 at nuerburgring.de. German Carnival Guard Dance Championship | December 6 and 7, 2025A spectacle in the fifth season: At the beginning of December, Germany's best guard dancers will transform the ring°arena into a carnival stronghold. Spectators can look forward to spectacular flying routines and figures. The usual rousing music and arena atmosphere with professional lighting technology and a large stage will make this event a very special weekend for carnival enthusiasts. Both children and adults will perform in different classes. This is where all carnival fans get their money's worth even before the hot phase in January and February. Tickets (from €35, reduced €18.50) are available online at nuerburgring.de. Several cheerleading championships | November 22, 2025, January 24 and 25, 2026The ring°arena at the Nürburgring is increasingly becoming a stronghold for national cheerleading championships. Spectators can look forward to impressive performances with acrobatics, dance, and choreography of the highest standard. A wide range of age groups compete against each other. The performances also guarantee a great atmosphere and well-filled stands. The following events are scheduled: Rhineland-Palatinate State Championship (CCVRP) on November 22, West Regional Championship (CCVD) on January 24, SC Regionals & Stage Events West (CCVD) on January 25, and the Stage Championships Nationals on June 20. Further information on the individual events is available at nuerburgring.de. Karate: International Rhein Shiai | January 9 to 11, 2026For years, they have been kicking off the Nürburgring event calendar: the karateka of the International Rhein Shiai. Around 1,000 athletes from all over the world now traditionally come to the Ring for the karate competition shortly after the turn of the year. This makes the event one of the largest karate tournaments in the world. For the sixth time, young and adult athletes will compete for an entire weekend in the ring°arena. If you would like to watch the fighters in action, tickets are already available for €10 at nuerburgring.de. Darts at the Ring Gala | March 28, 2026“One hundred and eightyyyy” will once again echo through the ring°arena at the end of March. A selection of the world's most famous darts players will compete for the day's victory at the Darts Gala at the Nürburgring. In the past, world champions such as Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, and Michael Smith have taken part. Even though it is not yet clear who will be coming to the Ring next year, they are guaranteed to be celebrated again by frenetic fans of the flying darts. Thousands of them will flock to the Nürburgring again in March 2026 in creative costumes and in high spirits. Ticket sales will start shortly. If you want to secure the best seats in the Eifel Ally Pally, it's best to visit the Nürburgring and PDC Europe darts organization websites regularly or follow them on their social media channels. All indoor events in winter 2025/2026 at a glance: November 7–8, 2025 Job fair powered by Nürburgring November 15, 2025 NightWash Live November 22, 2025 Rhineland-Palatinate State Championship (CCVRP) (cheerleading) December 6–7, 2025 German Carnival Guard Dance Championship January 9–11, 2026 International Rhine Shiai (karate) January 24, 2026 Regional Championship West (CCVD) (cheerleading) January 25, 2026 SC Regionals & Stage Events West (CCVD) (cheerleading) March 28, 2026 Darts am Ring Gala
07.10.2025
On Sunday, October 26, 2025, the Nürburgring will once again become a huge adventure playground for young and old alike: from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Nürburgring Family Day will entice visitors with a packed autumn break program that leaves nothing to be desired – and admission is free. Whether in the covered ring°boulevard, the interactive ring°werk museum, the ring°carré, or on the BMW M Power grandstand with a view of the classic car festival taking place at the same time – there will be something for all generations on this day. On the large event stage, RPR1 will host a varied show program. Also appearing: social media star Jannik Freestyle, who will thrill audiences with his breathtaking ball skills, and children's songwriter Volker Rosin, who will get everyone moving with his “Animal Children's Disco” interactive concert. They will be joined by the popular mascots: Nürburgring fox Legend and his friends Summi from the Rhein-Zeitung newspaper, the RPR bear, Katta & Ingo from Schauinsland-Reisen, and the Mini Monti duck from monte mare – perfect photo opportunities for memories of an unforgettable day. The adventure mile in the ring°boulevard is lined with interactive activities, including magic acts by Roy & Dominik, the ring°kids Grand Prix with Bobby Cars and go-karts, balance bike course, games oasis and Katta's games mobile, test seating in a real Formula car, face painting, exciting technical experiments with Junior Uni Daun, reaction games with AOK, impressive motorcycle trial demonstrations by AAC Bad Neuenahr, and soccer for the whole family with the Rhineland Soccer Association. The fire department, police, and rescue services will present their emergency vehicles, while the historic racing cars of the Oldtimer Festival can be admired on the race track from the BMW M Power grandstand. There will also be plenty of variety outside the ring°boulevard: electric karts await for fast laps on the ring°kartbahn, the Polo Kids Drift Academy invites visitors to try out motorcycle training, and the backstage tour offers exclusive insights behind the scenes of the legendary race track. Culinary highlights are provided by the Bitburger Gasthaus and the LUCIA restaurant in the ring°carré – including children's cocktails, a bouncy castle, and a Ravensburger play area. The ring°werk motorsport experience museum opens its doors free of charge to children on Family Day. Around 100 years of motorsport history, legendary vehicles, and interactive activities await visitors here. Free parking in the immediate vicinity (B1, A6 to A8) makes the Nürburgring Family Day the perfect destination for a Sunday during the fall break. Further information on the program and all offers can be found at www.nuerburgring.de The Family Day program at a glance: Show stage (ring°boulevard) Volker Rosin – Animal Children's Disco Jannik Freestyle – Soccer freestyler Magicians Roy, Dominik & Tilo – Interactive magic show Rheinische Karnevals Kooperation / TSC Gold Aachen – Show dance RPR1 – Live moderation & stage program (e.g., Carrie Schreiner in an interview “How do I become a race car driver?”) Activity areas in the ring°boulevard Mascot meet & greet (Legend, Summi, Katta & Ingo, RPR Bear, Mini Monti Duck) Test seating in a real Formula car & face painting for children at the Nürburgring stand ring°kids Grand Prix – Children's driving course, Rhein-Zeitung – Face painting, bouncy castle, balloons Katta's playmobile & balance bike course – Play stations & mascots Motorcycle trial show – AAC Bad Neuenahr Fire department, police & emergency services – vehicles & activities Junior Uni Daun – technology, VR, experiments AOK – T-Wall, guessing game, Jolinchen Rhineland Football Association – tournaments & activities (& ring°arena) Children's motorcycle school “Polo-Kids-Drift-Academy” – outdoor area next to the boulevard monte mare – Mini Monti duck and devil beam Stefan Morsch Foundation – Typing Recreational sports area: Rhineland-Palatinate Cheerleading Association, TSC Gold Aachen and Karate Nürburgring.tv – Opening of the studio with a look behind the scenes VR Bank – Wheel of fortune WS Racing with Carrie Schreiner and Motorsport Auto Black Falcon – Car to paint Sparkasse Tourist information – Giveaways and information stand for the adventure region Blaue Erdbeere – Small Mario Kart mini track Taster grandstand (free access to the BMW M Power grandstand T3) Classic car festival – Historic vehicles in action ring°werk – Interactive Museum Motorsport exhibition & interactive experiences Free admission for children (up to 17 years of age) on Family Day Box office open for adults & seniors Backstage & guided tours Backstage Tour Nürburgring – Start: info°center Time slot: 10:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. (several start times) Duration: approx. 1.5 hours Tickets & family prices available on site ring°kartbahn Go-karting for children & adults Time slots: 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Prices from €12.50 (children) / €15.00 (adults) Catering options at ring°carré Bitburger Gasthaus Children's meals, free children's cocktails, bouncy castle, Ravensburger games Opening hours: from 11:00 a.m. Restaurant LUCIA Italian cuisine & family menus Opening hours: 11:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
29.09.2025
Fans of the Nürburgring can look forward to the finale of the ADAC Nürburgring Endurance Series, the thrilling conclusion to the Nürburgring Drift Cup season, and the European TimeAttack Masters & Tuning Masters in October. But there is also a big highlight for young Nürburgring fans away from the racetrack: The big Nürburgring Family Day on Sunday, October 26, promises an unforgettable experience for the whole family – with free admission as usual. The events at a glance: Nürburgring Family Day | October 26, 2025On Family Day, the Nürburgring will once again be transformed into an adventure land for young and old – with free admission. The ring°boulevard on the Grand Prix circuit will become a family-friendly horsepower extravaganza. The Nürburgring mascot “Legend” and his friends, soccer artist Jannik Freestyle, and children's artist Volker Rosin will be appearing on the large RPR1 stage. Real vintage cars and formula cars can be admired from the viewing stand. In addition, there will be hands-on activities at the stands of Rhein-Zeitung, monte mare, Junior Uni Daun, AOK, and, of course, the Nürburgring. As every year, the fire department, police, and rescue services will be there with their emergency vehicles and much more. ADAC Nürburgring Endurance Series – Season Finale | October 11, 2025The crowning finale of the season in the Green Hell! At the season finale of the ADAC Nürburgring Endurance Series, the championship title will be decided on the most demanding race track in the world. And spectators can experience the excitement up close: for €25, adults can watch the race from the grandstands and spectator areas along the track. A special highlight is access to the paddock and the pit and grid walk, which offers unique insights and proximity to the teams shortly before the start of the race. Children up to and including the age of 14 accompanied by an adult are admitted free of charge. European TimeAttack Masters & Tuning Masters | October 12, 2025In the fall, the tuning scene traditionally meets again at the Nürburgring Grand Prix circuit. On October 12, there will be an exciting showdown of enthusiast cars and fast laps at the European TimeAttack Masters in the paddock of the GP circuit. In addition, the event, presented by the ESSEN MOTOR SHOW, offers a large exhibitor mile in the Grand Prix paddock, a VIP car exhibition, and program items such as drift and taxi rides, a dB competition, and the AvD Drift Championship final – a true festival for all petrolheads. Adults pay €20 admission. Children up to 14 years of age have free admission. ADAC Westfalen Trophy | October 17 to 19, 2025Fans of popular sports will get their money's worth at the ADAC Westfalen Trophy. Current GT racing meets historic formula and touring cars on the Grand Prix circuit. Series such as the Special Touring Car Trophy, the Belcar Historic Cup, and the Historic Formula Vau Europa ensure action-packed duels. As usual, spectators have access to the paddock. This allows visitors to experience the fascinating races not only on the track, but also behind the scenes. Tickets are available from 10 euros. ADAC RGB Season Finale | October 4 to 5, 2025For the 46th time, the Bergisch Gladbach Racing Association is hosting its season finale – once again at the Nürburgring. On both days, fans of historic motorsport will once again get their money's worth. The popular battle of the minis with numerous starters will take to the track, as will the Youngtimer Trophy, the Cup and Touring Car Trophy, and the Dutch SLK Cup. A full program of events on the Grand Prix circuit is therefore guaranteed. Tickets are available on site: a day ticket for adults costs €26. A weekend ticket is available for €47. RCN 3-hour race “Schwedenkreuz” | October 25, 2025The 3-hour “Schwedenkreuz” race is the traditional season finale of the Rundstrecken-Challenge Nürburgring (RCN). The race is held on the 24.358-kilometer combination of the Nordschleife and the sprint track. The RCN is considered one of the best-known amateur racing series in Germany, in which mainly amateur teams and touring cars compete – usually in single-start time mode. The Schwedenkreuz race is different: here, all vehicles start the race together, competing directly against each other with a flying start, ensuring thrilling duels. With its special format, it is the only real race in the RCN calendar and therefore a highlight for participants and spectators alike. Nürburgring Drift Cup | October 25 to 26, 2025Smoking tires and spectacular sideways drifts – the Nürburgring Drift Cup celebrates its end of the year in the Müllenbachschleife. For two days, the drivers once again show off their skills and engage in breathtaking duels where vehicle control is key. Spectators can experience the action up close. Depending on the time and mood, day tickets and weekend tickets are available. The day ticket costs €20 for adults, while the weekend ticket for both days is available for €35. Children up to and including the age of 14 have free admission and can marvel at the drifting spectacle free of charge. Events at the Nürburgring – October 2025: 03. – 05.10. Green Hell Driving Days 04. – 05.10. ADAC RGB Saisonfinale 11.10. ADAC Nürburgring Langstrecken-Serie 12.10. European TimeAttack Masters & Tuning Masters 17. – 19.10. ADAC Westfalen Trophy (Final ADAC Racing Weekend) 24.10. GLP 25.10. RCN – 3h Race 25. – 26.10. Nürburgring Drift Cup 26.10. Nürburgring Familientag
