description DTM Lausitzring Overview
DTM Lausitzring is a round of the German-based DTM touring-car series held at the Lausitzring in Brandenburg, Germany. The motorsport complex, originally known as EuroSpeedway Lausitz, was constructed in the late 1990s and includes a tri-oval as well as several infield road-course configurations. DTM races use the road-course sections, with the selected layout varying between editions of the event.
help DTM Lausitzring FAQ
Where is the DTM Lausitzring round held, and when did the circuit open?
The track is in Klettwitz, Brandenburg, Germany, and opened in 2000 as EuroSpeedway Lausitz. The DTM has raced there since the circuit's early years. [DTM](https://www.dtm.com/en/news/dekra-lausitzring-turn-1)
What makes the Lausitzring different from a normal road circuit?
The Lausitzring complex includes a tri-oval as well as an infield road course. DTM uses a combined section of the oval and infield, giving the round both fast banking and technical corners. [Audi media information](https://uploads.audi-mediacenter.com/system/production/uploaded_files/15798/file/e724e6b3c20d34b8e403b0f4a3054c618aeb0ff9/191008_Basisinfo_DTM_2019_GB.pdf)
What cars race in the DTM at Lausitzring?
The DTM field uses GT3-based cars from manufacturers such as Audi, BMW, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Mercedes-AMG, McLaren, and Porsche. The 2025 DTM field was described as using cars with more than 600 horsepower. [DTM](https://www.dtm.com/en/events/lausitzring-2025)
How long are the DTM races at Lausitzring?
Under the 2025 DTM format, each race lasts 55 minutes plus one lap. The 2025 Sunday race used two mandatory pit stops, while the Saturday race used one. [DTM](https://www.dtm.com/en/news/New-manufacturers-new-stars-new-race-format-the-2025-DTM)
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