Motorcycle track days and open sessions at Circuit Motorsport Arena Oschersleben

About this circuit

The Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, in Oschersleben, in Saxony-Anhalt (Germany), runs 3.667 km and 14 corners, 7 left-handers and 7 right-handers, on a track 11 to 13 m wide. The corners are called Hasseröder Kurve, PROFI-CAR Schikane, Triple and Hotelkurve. The 700 m pit straight is the fastest point, up to 280 km/h. The elevation change reaches 23 m and the grandstands overlook the track from 6 to 8 m. An experienced rider laps in 1'50" to 2'00", an expert rider in 1'41" to 1'50". The circuit runs from April to October. The northernmost circuit in Germany, in the Magdeburger Börde, it is reached via the A2, exit 65 Eilsleben, or the A14, Wanzleben exit; regional station at Oschersleben. The main paddock, around 40,000 m² behind the pits, is fully serviced, water and electricity included. The 29 garage boxes offer three-phase power, compressed air, a shower, toilets and a timing signal. Petrol station and tyre service on site. Overnight parking in the car park is a special paid use; the campsite north of the circuit opens only for certain events. The Arena Diner adjoins the paddock and closes during the winter break. The Medical Center, with heliport, is also present for motorcycle training sessions. The operator does not publish a noise limit in dB for Oschersleben, but a motorcycle with its silencer removed is refused. For the motorcycle training sessions of the Racing Academy, the operator's school: number plate removed, protruding parts removed, headlights and indicators removed or taped, magnesium sliders banned, race number at the front. Equipment: full-face helmet, leather or Kevlar suit, leather boots and gloves, back protector. 18 years minimum, no driving licence required, compulsory briefing. The price and the noise limit applied are shown on each track day's page.