Motorcycle circuits in Germany
Germany hosts the legendary Nürburgring Nordschleife, considered the world's most demanding circuit with its 20 km layout. Hockenheimring, Sachsenring and Oschersleben complete the German offering. German circuits are known for impeccable infrastructure and strict organisation.
8 circuits
Bilster Berg
Bad Driburg, DE
Driving Center Baden (ex-LuK)
Rheinmünster, DE
Eurospeedway Lausitz
Klettwitz, DE
Hockenheimring
Hockenheim, DE
Motorsport Arena Oschersleben
Oschersleben, DE
Nürburgring
Nürburg, DE
Papenburg
Papenburg, DE
Sachsenring
Hohenstein-Ernstthal, DE
Eight circuits listed, a calendar still being built
Tarmago lists eight German circuits: Hockenheimring (4.563 km, 17 corners, 98 dB limit), Nürburgring (Grand Prix circuit, 5.148 km), Sachsenring (3.671 km, 92 dB limit — one of the strictest in Europe), Oschersleben (3.667 km, 98 dB), Eurospeedway Lausitz (Lausitzring), Bilster Berg, Papenburg and the LUK Circuit. Each page gives the length, number of corners, noise limit and, when known, the next dates.
German track days are not all on the Tarmago calendar yet: collection covers France, Spain, Italy and Belgium first. On a circuit page, the "Notify me when a trackday is available" button sends an e-mail as soon as a date is published there. To ride now, the French circuits of the Grand Est — Anneau du Rhin, Chambley, Mirecourt — are less than two hours from the border.
Explore available circuits and discover upcoming track days.