17.09.2023
Fans had to wait ten years: at the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring, the engines of the F1 cars finally howled again on the iconic track. Vettel, Coulthard, Tsunoda & Co. thrilled 60,000. Drift action, Nascar interludes and unique show runs were on the agenda before the 12-hour race at the Nürburgring. In the middle of it all was the one everyone had been waiting for: Sebastian Vettel. "I feel like I'm in a time capsule. A whole lot of memories come flooding back. Everything fits together here today - including the fact that we're now running on synthetic, i.e. CO2-neutral, fuel." - Sebastian Vettel Fuels could be produced synthetically and serve as a substitute fuel. According to Vettel, that may not be the only solution, but it is part of the solution. For the four-time world champion and one of Germany's greatest Formula One drivers of all time, it is important that everyone realizes that we have to do something. He said that doesn't change anything about the sport: "You don't feel any difference in the car, it's just as much fun." Four-time Formula 1 champion Sebastian Vettel, who supports the "Race without a trace" campaign, came to the Nürburgring with a clear mission: "Motorsport is my great passion and I want to preserve the sport." The event also brought back memories for the international stars and legends of motorsport on two and four wheelsA highlight was the halftime show with some of the most prominent representatives of two-wheeled motorsports: stunt driver Aras Gibieža, freestyle motocross pro Luc Ackermann and trial freestyler Adrian Guggemos. Elias Hountondji, one of the two Drift Brothers, made the tires smoke. As his brother was unable to attend due to injury, Conor Shanahan, the current leader of the Drift Masters Championships, provided some incredible driving maneuvers. So did David Coulthard, who stepped in at short notice for the injured Daniel Ricciardo. The Scottish Formula 1 vice world champion from 2001 piloted the RB8 and drove together with Sebastian Vettel through the almost 21-kilometer course with its 73 turns in the grand finale. "I feel very privileged to have been able to drive here today with Sebastian Vettel and in front of a fantastic crowd." - David Coulthard All further information about the event here!
11.09.2023
Thousands of fans were thrilled at the Nürburgring over the weekend. On Saturday alone, 60,000 visitors made the pilgrimage to the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring and the start of the 12h Nürburgring. With Formula 1 drives on the legendary Nordschleife as well as stunts and drifts on the Müllenbachschleife, the Red Bull athletes around Formula 1 World Champion Sebastian Vettel thrilled the fans before around 120 vehicles started the big 12-hour race a little later. Another weekend highlight in the versatile event location: the big after-show party on Saturday evening in the Eifel Stadl. The cheering in the packed Müllenbachschleife circuit was great when the stars fired up the engines - and the list of drivers and cars was equally long and legendary at Red Bull Formula Nürburgring. First and foremost, four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel, who did his laps in the RB7 racer - some of them together with David Coulthard in the RB8. Especially emotional: Mathias Lauda also turned onto the legendary Nordschleife in his father Niki's former F1 racer, the Ferrari 312 B3-74. The line-up of current and former Formula 1 drivers also included Yuki Tsunoda, Ralf Schumacher, Gerhard Berger and Jos Verstappen as well as other motorsport greats such as Phillip Eng, Jens Klingmann, Leopold Prinz von Bayern and Markus Flasch - all at the wheel of impressive vehicles. Stunt driver Aras Gibieža, freestyle motocross professional Luc Ackermann and trial freestyler Adrian Guggemos as well as Elias Hountondji from the Drift Brothers and Conor Shanahan provided breathtaking flying and drifting performances during the show. Again and again, the applause and cheers of the visitors erupted during the programme items. After the big show, the long-distance highlight beganThere were also numerous highlights beyond the Red Bull Show - after the grand finale with the joint laps of Vettel and Coulthard, the starting grid for the next horsepower spectacle already began: the 12h Nürburgring on the combination of Grand Prix circuit and Nordschleife. At 3:30 p.m., the lights went green for the first part of the race, which offered thrilling racing until late in the evening. After six hours, race 1 of the so-called "double-header" came to an end, before the second 6-hour race on Sunday was again about important points and placings in the Nürburgring Endurance Series. The entire weekend was accompanied by excellent weather with sunshine and summer-like temperatures. Sold-out after-show party in the Eifel StadlWhile the fans were able to fortify themselves on both days in the Bitburger Gasthaus and the Lucia restaurant, visit the supporting programme points in the ring°boulevard or drive their personal best times in the Nürburgring eSports bar and in the ring°kartbahn, another highlight awaited all partygoers in the ring°carré on Saturday evening. In the event location Eifel Stadl, everyone celebrated together at the after-show party until the early hours of the morning. 1,800 visitors danced to the beats of the DJs in the sold-out venue and rounded off their visit to the Nürburgring.
09.09.2023
At the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring, more than 60,000 spectators experienced more than four hours of superlative motorsport even before the start of the sixth round of the Nürburgring Endurance Series. Unique show runs, drift action and Nascar interludes were on the agenda as part of the 12h Nürburgring. In 2013, Sebastian Vettel, four-time Formula 1 world champion, won with his RB7 at the Nürburgring. Before his run, Vettel, who once again took a seat in the cockpit of his "Kinky Kylie" race car, said: "I feel like I'm in a time capsule. A lot of memories are coming up. Everything fits together here today - including the fact that we are now running on synthetic, i.e. CO2-neutral, fuel." The event also brought back memories for many fans who made the pilgrimage to the Müllenbachschleife well before the official start of the event to get the best view of the spectacle. They experienced stars like Ralf Schumacher, Mathias Lauda and Gerhard Berger up close and cheered their runs enthusiastically. A highlight was the halftime show with some of the most prominent representatives of two-wheeled motorsport: stunt rider Aras Gibieža, freestyle motocross pro Luc Ackermann and trial freestyler Adrian Guggemos. Elias Hountondji, one of the two Drift Brothers, made the tyres smoke. As his brother was unable to attend due to an injury, Conor Shanahan, current leader of the Drift Masters Championships, provided incredible driving manoeuvres. The BMW field with Jens Klingmann, Philipp Eng, Leopold Prinz von Bayern and Markus Flasch also amazed the audience. The group of GT cars impressed with Yuki Tsunoda, the Friesacher brothers duo and the renowned PS-Influencer Gercollector. Jos Verstappen, the father of current F1 champion Max Verstappen, delivered a breathtaking performance in his Ford Supervan 4.2 in front of 35,000 fans at the Müllenbachschleife. Another 25,000 fans watched the show runs at the Grand Prix circuit and the Nordschleife. It was a home game for Carrie Schreiner, who is the first German driver to convince in the F1 Academy. Right before the start, she said: "I'm at home on the Nordschleife and it will definitely be totally surreal to have the track all to myself. I'm going to enjoy every corner." So could David Coulthard, who had stepped in at short notice for the injured Daniel Ricciardo. The Scottish Formula 1 vice world champion from 2001 drove the RB8 and drove together with Sebastian Vettel over the almost 21 kilometre long circuit with its 73 curves in the grand finale. "I feel very privileged to drive here today with Sebastian Vettel and in front of a fantastic crowd." Four-time Formula 1 champion Sebastian Vettel, who supports the "Race without a trace" campaign, came with a clear mission: "Motorsport is my great passion and I want to preserve the sport. Fuels can be produced synthetically and serve as a substitute fuel. It may not be the only solution, but it is part of the solution. It is important that we all realise that we have to do something. And the great thing is: You don't feel a difference in the car, it's just as much fun." At 3:30 p.m., the protagonists of the Nürburgring Endurance Series then started the 63rd ADAC ACAS Cup. The six-hour race continues into the evening hours. On Sunday, the 62nd ADAC Reinoldus Endurance Race will follow as part of the 12h Nürburgring, another six-hour round of the tradition-steeped Nordschleife championship. Tickets are available at vln.de/tickets.
08.09.2023
Everything you need to know about Red Bull Formula Nürburgring and the 12h Nürburgring from 09 to 10 September 2023. ARRIVAL We recommend an early arrival, as we have to expect increased traffic.Also, here are a few tips/info: In addition, you do NOT have to print out your e-ticket - presenting the digital version on your smartphone, for example, is completely sufficient. If you have lost your ticket, we will be happy to help you on +49 2691 302 0. On Saturday there is a one-way street regulation on the L93 and the K72 around the Müllenbachschleife (see site plan). Please pay attention to the signposting on site. Arrival from the A61, Koblenz direction Mönchengladbach:Between the Maria Laach viaduct and Wehr maintenance work, lane narrowed to two lanes. TIMETABLE / PROGRAM Saturday, 09. September 2023 08:00-21:30 – Expo in the ring°boulevard08:00-21:30 – Red Bull Formula Nürburgring Paddock (Müllenbachschleife)08:00-09:40 – Qualifying NLS610:00-14:00 – Red Bull Formula Nürburgring (Müllenbachschleife + Gesamtstrecke)10:30-14:30 – Open pits and pit lane11:30-12:15 – autograph sessions NLS Teams (pitlanes)14:30-15:10 – Gridwalk NLS615:30-21:30 – NLS6 - 6h-race16:30 – Trial Show Adrian Guggemoos in the ring°boulevard19:00 – Trial Show Adrian Guggemoos in the ring°boulevardab 20:00 – Pre-Party in the ring°carréca. 21:50 – winners podiumab 22:00 – Official Aftershow Party in the Eifel Stadl (Tickets available at the box office depending on availability) Sunday, 10. September 2023 08:30-18:00 – Expo in the ring°boulevard08:30-10:00 – Qualifying NLS710:20-11:00 – Open pits and pit lane11:00-11:40 – Gridwalk NLS712:00-18:00 – NLS7 - 6h-race13:30 – Trial Show Adrian Guggemoos in the ring°boulevard17:00 – Trial Show Adrian Guggemoos in the ring°boulevardca. 18:20 – winners podium SITE MAP Please use the recommended parking areas and observe the one-way system around the Müllenbachschleife. Here you can find a site plan for the pedestrian walkways between the event locations. LIVESTREAMS 12h Nürburgring | NLS 6 | Saturday: here 12h Nürburgring | NLS 7 | Sunday: here MEET LEGEND Maybe you will meet Legend in the Pit- and Gridwalk or in the ring°boulevard at the Expo. OPEN HOURS LOCATIONS Samstag, 09. September 2023 info°center | 08.00 - 19.00 ring°werk | 10.00 - 18.00 ring°kartbahn | 14.30 - 15.30 ring°fanshop | 10.00 - 19.00 Nürburgring eSports Bar | 12.00 - 0.00 Sonntag, 10. September 2023 info°center | 08.00 - 17.00 ring°werk | 10.00 - 17.00 ring°kartbahn | 10.00 - 20.00 ring°fanshop | 10.00 - 17.00 Nürburgring eSports Bar | 12.00 - 20.00 OPEN HOURS GASTRONOMY Saturday, 09 September 2023 Bitburger Gasthaus | 11.00 - 22.00 LUCIA | 11.00 - 22.00 Restaurant Nuvolari | 18.30 - 22.00 Sunday, 10 September 2023 Bitburger Gasthaus | 11.00 - 19.00 LUCIA | 11.00 - 22.00 Restaurant Nuvolari | 18.30 - 22.00 TIP Secure 25% off the entire NLS collection on site in the ring°fanshop and in our online store only in September. FAQ You still have general questions about the events? Have a look at our FAQ. TICKETS Here you will find an overview of the available ticket categories. Click here to go to the ticket shop. TIP: Get one of the last VIP tickets for the 12h Nürburgring incl. ticket for Red Bull Formula Nürburgring
07.09.2023
This weekend the 12h Nürburgring and Red Bull Formula Nürburgring will take place at our legendary racetrack. These are your frequently asked questions and answers about the upcoming racing festival! To the point: Where will which programme take place on the day?Most of the Red Bull Formula (Saturday, 9 September) will take place exclusively in the Müllenbachschleife of our Grand Prix circuit. One of the many programme items is the show run of the F1 cars. They will drive on the Nordschleife and the entire Grand Prix circuit. Afterwards, the race of the Nürburgring Endurance Series will start - also on the entire circuit. Is there an exact timetable? When do the F1 cars race on the Nordschleife?No, but the showruns will take place between 10:00 - 14:00 h. You can find the exact information here. Is there a site plan?Yes, there is. You can find it on our website! Will there be an autograph session with Vettel & Co?No, there are no autograph sessions planned by the organisers at the moment. How many laps will the Formula 1 cars do?That varies, but there will be plenty of time and all laps can be followed via the video walls. Are tickets still available?Yes! The Red Bull Formula is sold out, as the capacity of 30,000 seats in the Müllenbachschleife has been exhausted. But the following tickets are still available: 1.) 12h Nürburgring (full payer: 25 Euro)Admission to all grandstands around start-finish, GP paddock & spectator points Nordschleife 2.) 12h Nürburgring PLUS (full payer: 29 Euro)Additional access to grandstands T5a or T10b with a view of part of the Müllenbachschleife Will additional screens be set up to follow the action?Yes, we will set up 8 additional TV screens in the Müllenbachschleife. In addition, there will be our permanent video wall at the BMW M Power grandstand (T3). The entire programme will run there as well. Will the Red Bull Formula be broadcast live?No, you can only experience the event live on site. But of course you will find numerous photos and videos on social media afterwards. As usual, the Nürburgring Endurance Series will be broadcast on our YouTube channel. What is the 12h Nürburgring all about?The 12h Nürburgring is a doubleheader of two endurance races of 6 hours each - one on Saturday, one on Sunday. More than 100 racing cars will be at the starting line - from the arrow-quick Porsche GT3 to the close-to-production BMW 325i. Your ticket gets you really close: the paddock, the starting grid before the race and all the grandstands are included. There will also be an expo area in the ring°boulevard. Which cars will be at the start of the 12h Nürburgring? Is there anything else special?The Nürburgring Endurance Series will publish the exact starting list. One special feature: on Saturday, the Nürburgring Endurance Series will race on the Nordschleife and the entire Grand Prix circuit (including the AMG Arena and Müllenbachschleife). So visitors to the Müllenbachschleife will also experience the racing action of the NLS. Where can I camp?At the Nordschleife, overnight camping is possible from Saturday to Sunday at the Brünnchen section. You will be charged per vehicle: 35 euros per night. There is no infrastructure (showers, toilet, electricity, fresh water, waste water disposal). We also recommend the permanent camping site "Camping am Nürburgring". This is located directly at the Müllenbachschleife and offers electricity as well as permanent sanitary buildings. Which grandstands are open?All of them. Both our frequently used grandstands around the start-finish (T3, T4, T4a), the grandstands of the Müllenbachschleife (T5a - T10b), as well as the T12a at the Advan-Bogen, the back straight of our GP circuit. How long does it take me to walk from the Müllenbachschleife to the paddock and the start-finish?It's about 1.5 kilometres on foot from the Goodyear bend to the start-finish straight. Depending on your speed, you will need around 15 to 20 minutes for the walk. Can I also watch at the Nordschleife?Yes, there are special spectator zones for ticket holders at the Brünnchen and Pflanzgarten sections. All other sections of the Nordschleife are free to watch. Walking and cycling around the circuit are possible as usual. Where can I park at the Grand Prix circuit?We have set up a parking guidance system around the Grand Prix circuit. Simply enter Nürburgring in your sat nav and you will be given all further instructions on site. Basically, we recommend arriving early on the day, as a high volume of traffic is expected. Where can I park at the Nordschleife?P96, P98, P100, Hatzenbachplateau.
05.09.2023
The anticipation is rising, because on 09 September 2023, the legendary racetrack will be transformed into a festival for motorsport fans at Red Bull Formula Nürburgring. Over 30,000 enthusiastic spectators will watch the breathtaking show runs of motorsport stars such as Sebastian Vettel and Yuki Tsunoda. Now the driver field is complete. Carrie Schreiner, one of Germany's most promising racing drivers, has confirmed her participation. The injured Daniel Ricciardo will be replaced by former F1 driver David Coulthard. The father of F1 champion Max Verstappen, Jos Verstappen, will also come to the Nordschleife. It will be a motorsport festival of superlatives that awaits the fans at the legendary Nürburgring on 9 September. After F1 stars like Sebastian Vettel, Yuki Tsunoda and Formula 1 legends Ralf Schumacher, Mathias Lauda and Gerhard Berger have already confirmed their participation, the driver field is now complete. Due to his fractured metacarpal, Australian Daniel Ricciardo unfortunately cannot take part in the event. He will be replaced at short notice by 13-time Grand Prix winner David Coulthard. Carrie Schreiner, one of Germany's most promising female racing drivers, has also confirmed her participation and will complete the prominent line-up. The young woman from Saarland is the first German driver in the F1 Academy and will impress the audience on the legendary Nordschleife twice: at the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring in her Formula 4 car and at the 12-hour race in a BMW M4 GT3. In addition, Jos Verstappen, the father of current F1 champion Max Verstappen, will be driving on the Müllenbachschleife. "This will be a brilliant event for all motorsport fans and the feeling of driving on the legendary Nürburgring is simply indescribable," enthuses Carrie Schreiner. The 4-hour motorsport programme promises a varied spectacle that will make the fans' hearts beat faster. In addition to the F1 stars, legends and stunt drivers already announced, spectators can look forward to a BMW driver field featuring Jens Klingmann (BMW M3 E30), Philipp Eng (BMW Z4 GT3), Leopold Prinz von Bayern (BMW M1 Pro Car) and Markus Flasch (BMW V12 LMR). The group of GT cars is completed by Bernhard Auinger (Porsche GT2 Clubsport RS), Patrick Friesacher (Toyota Nascar) and one of Germany's best-known horsepower influencers Gercollector (McLaren Senna). An action-packed programme is planned for the spectators during the half-time of the showrun event: Stars of the half-time show are the already announced Red Bull Driftbrothers, Luc Ackermann, Matej Cesak, Davide Rossi, Aras Gibieža and Adrian Guggemos, who will perform spectacular drifts on the track with their vehicles or jump around the course with their bikes. The complete driver field in the overview: Gerhard Berger – Ferrari F1-412 T2 Ralf Schumacher – Williams FW25-07 Mathias Lauda – Ferrari 312 B3-74 Jens Klingmann – BMW M3 E30 Philipp Eng – BMW Z4 GT3 Leopold Prinz von Bayern – BMW M1 Pro Car Markus Flasch – BMW V12 LMR Yuki Tsunoda – Honda NSX GT3 Bernhard Auinger – Porsche 911 GT2 RS Clubsport Patrick Friesacher – Toyota Nascar Gercollector – McLaren Senna Red Bull Driftbrothers – BMW M4 G82 Luc Ackermann – KTM SX-450 FMX Matej Cesak – KTM 250 SX Davide Rossi - Kawasaki KX 450 F Aras Gibieža – KTM 890 Duke Adrian Guggemos – Gasgas TXT GP 300 Carrie Schreiner – Formel 4 Tatuus Jos Verstappen Sebastian Vettel – RB7 David Coulthard – RB7
05.09.2023
The 12h Nürburgring awaits with a varied supporting program from September 9 to 10. In addition to the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring, which will take place on Saturday parallel to the season highlight of the Nürburgring Endurance Series, fans will also be treated to plenty of entertainment in the paddock and at the Expo in the ring°boulevard. The Falken Drift Show will provide spectacular drifting angles on both days, and an autograph session with all NLS drivers at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday offers the perfect opportunity to meet the stars of the series in person. Early on both days, the ring°boulevard opens its doors. The program will take place from 8 a.m. until the end of the race. Highlights include the Haribo roadshow, the kids' kart track and the RPR1 live mobile with regular meet & greets and hands-on activities. Exhibitions, including those by BMW M, Autohaus Scherer, Caterham and Tesla, will present cars worth seeing. A number of walking acts will also be out and about on ring°boulevard, providing unforgettable selfie motifs. On Saturday, Mickey & Minnie will be on site, while on Sunday the mismatched duo consisting of Skye from Paw Patrol and Batman will be saving the world. The Falken Drift Show can be found in the paddock on Saturday and Sunday. From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, demo runs will take place at two-hour intervals, during which co-pilot rides can also be booked. For a donation of at least 20 euros in aid of the Sportsman's Festival at NLS8, you can get into the hot seat when drift pros Remmo Niezen, Mark Visser, Rohan van Riel and Lars Verbraeken conjure up their art on the asphalt.Last year for the first time the autograph session with all NLS drivers took place during the 'NLS Pitwalk presented by PITWALK - das Motorsportmagazin'. On Saturday, the protagonists will be in the pit lane from 11:30 to 12:15 and will be available for selfies and autographs. Also on the grid: the impressive Racebot, which has often been on site at the Nürburgring Endurance Series and is ready for unforgettable motifs for young and old. The Red Bull DJ-mobile will provide the right soundtrack at various points throughout the day. For those who still have energy left after so much motorsport action and entertainment, the after-show party on Saturday evening in the Eifel Stadl is highly recommended. As soon as the engines on the Grand Prix circuit and the Nordschleife have fallen silent, the party starts at 10 p.m. with DJ Starface and DJ Banks & Rawdriguez - the end is open. Tickets are available at the box office for twelve euros, in advance you save two euros. Get your tickets now!Even though the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring, the side event of the 12h Nürburgring, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Saturday at the Müllenbachschleife, is already sold out - tickets for the NLS season highlight are still available from 25 here. These include access to grandstands T3 (BMW M Power grandstand), T4 (Bilstein grandstand) and T12a (paddock grandstand) as well as the exclusive spectator areas in the Brünnchen and Pflanzgarten. In addition, there is access to the paddock, the pit lane and the starting grid. Also included is a one-time free visit to the motorsport experience museum ring°werk.
29.08.2023
Sebastian Vettel in a Formula 1 car on the Nordschleife, endurance races in a double pack and the anniversary edition of the 1000 kilometre race: At the Nürburgring, fans can look forward to a hot autumn. Two weekends in particular will attract fans to the Eifel in September: the ADAC 1000-kilometre race (16 September) and the 12h Nürburgring together with Red Bull Formula Nürburgring (9 & 10 September). A brief portrait of the highlights: Red Bull Formula Nürburgring & 12h Nürburgring | 9 & 10 SeptemberFormula 1 cars on the legendary Nordschleife: On Saturday, 9 September, a dream of many motorsport fans will come true. On this day, Sebastian Vettel will drive his 2011 World Championship car through the Green Hell. In addition to the four-time world champion, Daniel Ricciardo, team-mate Yuki Tsunoda, Ralf Schumacher and Mathias Lauda will also be driving on the Nordschleife. The latter will take a seat in the car of his father Niki Lauda during the spectacular show run. In addition to the emotional highlights, a thrilling programme awaits at the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring in the Müllenbachschleife. A powerful mix of cars from Nascar, DTM and other series is expected to heat up the fans. The Red Bull Drift Brothers will also be there to impress the audience with their skills. The appearance of trial freestyle ace Adrian Guggemos or Aras Gibieža - one of the best stunt riders in the world - is also eagerly awaited. Freestyle motocross pro Luc Ackermann will also be represented. At just 19, he jumped his first double backflip and was the youngest rider to achieve this feat. He will also demonstrate one or two spectacular jumps at the Nürburgring, seemingly pushing the limits of physics. The visitors in the wide round of the Müllenbachschleife get to see everything up close. They will also see the start of the 12h Nürburgring, which will take to the entire Nürburgring circuit for the first time on Saturday. From 3:30 p.m., it's all over the entire Grand Prix circuit including the Müllenbachschleife and AMG Arena and, of course, the legendary Nordschleife. For six hours, it's all about the best placings - until the chequered flag is waved in the darkness at 9:30 pm. As usual, the BMW M Power Grandstand (T3), the Bilstein Grandstand (T4) and the AMG Grandstand (T4a) promise an excellent view of the action and the pit lane. On Sunday, 10 September, the second part of the 12h Nürburgring awaits. This time, the lights go green at exactly 12 noon on the slightly shorter combination of Nordschleife and sprint track. The finish is at 6 pm. Around the weekend, there is also a lot to experience off the race track. The supporting programme ranges from the open paddock to autograph sessions and offers in the ring°boulevard. ADAC 1000 Kilometre Race | 16 SeptemberA big name at the Nürburgring: 70 years ago, the 1000 kilometre race took place on the Nordschleife for the first time. Legendary races and stories followed. One of them: In 1983, Stefan Bellof drove the eternal lap record of 6:11.13 minutes during the 1000 kilometres. In the meantime, the event has developed into an impressive showcase of historic racing cars. In 2023, too, more than 100 cars with about 300 drivers will take to the starting line on Saturday, 16 September. Among them: legendary racing cars from earlier times such as Porsche 911 RSR or BMW 635 CSI as well as DTM touring cars from the 80s and 90s. Tickets for the race are available for 26 euros - access to the paddock and all grandstands included. Porsche Sports Cup | 01 - 03 SeptemberA weekend dedicated to the sports cars from Zuffenhausen - with free admission. The Porsche Sports Cup will be held on the first weekend in September at the Grand Prix circuit of the Nürburgring. The schedule is packed with different racing series: Road and race cars alike, sprint and endurance races, beginners and experienced drivers. What they all have in common: the Porsche brand. Spectators can experience the racing action free of charge - and marvel at the numerous 911s in the paddock. Nürburgring Endurance Series | 23 SeptemberAfter the 12h Nürburgring at the beginning of the month, the Nürburgring Endurance Series enters the decisive phase of the season on Saturday, 23 September. At the penultimate race of the year, the course is set: in the battle for the championship and class victories, but also in the preparations for the coming year. Visitors to the last race of the year have often been the first to see the cars, drivers and teams of the future. A ticket for the four-hour race with more than 100 cars costs 20 euros - admission to the grandstands, the paddock, the starting grid and the motorsport experience museum ring°werk included. Events in September 2023:01 - 03 September Porsche Sports Cup02 September RCN & GLP09 - 10 September 12h Nürburgring & Red Bull Formula Nürburgring16 September ADAC 1000 kilometre race 29 September - 01 October ADAC/RGB season finale
15.08.2023
The interest in the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring is huge. 30,000 tickets for the grandstands around the Müllenbachschleife and the paddock set up there are completely sold out. When Daniel Ricciardo, Sebastian Vettel, Gerhard Berger, Ralf Schumacher and Matthias Lauda, among others, take to the Nürburgring Nordschleife in different Formula 1 cars on Saturday as part of the 12h Nürburgring (9-10 September 2023), fans will still have the opportunity to be part of the Red Bull spectacle from 10:30 to 14:30 and then watch the first of two 6h races of the Nürburgring Endurance Series. > more info & tickets > ticket overview > site map Tickets for the NLS highlight '12h Nürburgring PLUS' are now available in advance at nuerburgring.de. For 29 Euros (children up to 14 years free), you can choose between the grandstands T5a or T10b at the short circuit. This way, the fans still have a limited view of the 'Little Monaco' section of the 1.489-kilometre circuit and the video walls installed there. The 12h Nürburgring PLUS tickets also include all the services of the normal NLS tickets: Access to the grandstands T3, T4 and T12a, the Grand Prix paddock, the pit lane and the starting grid as well as the exclusive spectator zones in the Brünnchen and Pflanzgarten. Normal 12h Nürburgring day tickets without access to T5a and T10b are also available at a price of 25 euros. On 9 September, the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring is integrated into the schedule of the 63rd ADAC ACAS Cup on Saturday. Qualifying for the NLS will take place from 8 to 9:40 a.m., with racing starting at 3:30 p.m. over the distance of six hours on the complete Grand Prix circuit including the AMG Arena and Müllenbachschleife as well as the Nordschleife. On Sunday, the 62nd ADAC Reinoldus endurance race (10 September) will take place. Then, the usual NLS variant with a short connection will be run. The race will start at 12:00. As last year, the 12h Nürburgring will feature a colourful supporting programme with autograph sessions of all NLS participants in the pit lane, the Falken Drift Show in the Grand Prix paddock and the Expo on the ring°boulevard - including the Haribo Roadshow and the RPR1 Livemobile. In addition to Ricciardo, Vettel, Berger, Schumacher and Lauda, Scuderia AlphaTauri driver Yuki Tsunoda is also set to take part in the Red Bull Formula Nürburgring. The Japanese will drive a GT3 Honda through the Green Hell. In addition, the Red Bull Drift Brothers, the trial bike artists Adrian Guggemos and Aras Gibieža as well as FMX World Champion Luc Ackermann will cause a sensation. But that is by no means all: Other well-known protagonists who will take to the Nordschleife in extraordinary vehicles will be announced shortly.
