description DTM Nürburgring Overview
DTM Nürburgring is a round of the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters held at the Nürburgring in Germany's Eifel region. DTM races there use configurations of the modern Grand Prix circuit rather than the much longer historic Nordschleife. The meeting combines the championship's production-derived racing cars with a permanent road course featuring substantial elevation changes, technical corners, and variable weather conditions.
help DTM Nürburgring FAQ
Does the DTM race on the Nordschleife at the Nürburgring?
No, the DTM (Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters) races on the modern Grand Prix circuit (Grand-Prix-Strecke) rather than the legendary historic Nordschleife. The Grand Prix layout is a purpose-built track for modern motorsport safety located in Germany's Eifel region.
How long is the DTM race at the Nürburgring?
A standard DTM race at the Nürburgring consists of approximately 40 to 45 laps around the Grand Prix circuit, depending on the specific year's regulations. The race weekend usually features two separate sprint races, offering fans double the touring car action.
What makes the Nürburgring a challenging track for DTM drivers?
Located in the Eifel mountains, the weather at the Nürburgring is notoriously unpredictable, meaning it can be raining on one part of the circuit and dry on another. The modern Grand Prix circuit's mix of tight hairpins and fast, flowing corners also requires an excellent aerodynamic setup.
Can fans camp at the DTM Nürburgring event?
Yes, camping is a massive part of the DTM Nürburgring experience, with thousands of fans setting up tents and motorhomes in the surrounding forests. The event often has a festival-like atmosphere, drawing passionate fans from all over Europe.
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