DTM - Norisring

The Norisring DTM Speedweekend brings high-performance racing to Nuremberg's famous street circuit. This premier motorsport event features the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters (DTM) series on Germany's only street circuit. The compact 2.3 km Norisring track offers spectators close-up views of the racing action, with its tight corners and fast straights creating perfect passing opportunities and racing drama.

The historic Norisring circuit sits near Dutzendteich lake on the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds. Its name comes from "Noris," the 17th century name for Nuremberg. Racing began here in 1947 with motorcycles, followed by cars in 1948, and the current layout was established in 1972. The Steintribüne grandstand, once a platform for Nazi rallies, now serves as the main viewing area for race fans.

DTM at Norisring features professional drivers representing various manufacturers. The 2025 event welcomes McLaren as the seventh participating brand. The weekend includes supporting races from series like ADAC GT4 Germany, Prototype Cup Germany, and Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland.

The Norisring circuit presents unique challenges with its varied surface and tight confines. Drivers face technical sections like the sweeping Grundigkehre, the tight Dutzendteichkehre hairpin, and the tricky Schöller-S chicane. With minimal run-off areas, the circuit demands precision and rewards brave driving.

Often called the "Franconian Monaco," Norisring creates a special atmosphere where fans can enjoy local treats like Nuremberg sausages while watching the racing. Your Norisring ticket includes free public transport within the VGN network, making this DTM race accessible and convenient for all spectators.

The Norisring DTM event combines racing heritage, technical challenges, and fan accessibility in one unique package. The temporary street circuit, built just two weeks before the event, transforms Nuremberg into a racing hub where DTM's touring cars battle for victory on this storied track.