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DTM is the most spectacular and passionate form of motor racing, where the unique atmosphere and intensity can be experienced first hand: not only live during the thrilling head-to-head races, but also at home, in the garage or at the wheel of your own car.
- 4 EventsDTM 2025 - Motorsport Arena Oschersleben
Kick-off for the 2025 DTM season at the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben. Be there when the starting lights turn green and the DTM kicks off the new season in the Magdeburger Börde.
The "Arena" in the name of Germany's northernmost race track says it all. There is hardly any other race track in Germany where you can see the course of the track as well as at Oschersleben. Thanks to the elevated spectator areas, spectators around the circuit have a good view of the track. In sporting terms, the 3.696 km circuit, which is around 30 minutes from Magdeburg, is always good for a surprise. This is where the teams can prove who has prepared best for the battle for the 2025 DTM title during the winter break.
- 5 EventsGerman Touring Car Motorracing Event GmbHDTM 2025 - DEKRA Lausitzring
High speed is the order of the day when the DTM heads to the DEKRA Lausitzring for its second tour stop. On the unique circuit, spectators in the monumental grandstand have the best view of the entire race track and don't miss a single highlight.
Located between Berlin and Dresden directly on the A13, the DTM makes a stop at the DEKRA Lausitzring. With full throttle on the start-finish straight and the winding inner section, the Lausitzring is a guarantee for thrilling races. The character of the US-style "Roval" race track, which uses part of the tri-oval and the winding infield, is incomparable. Also unique: visitors can camp in the Speedway Camp behind the main grandstand, from where it is only a few steps to the DTM paddock on the compact circuit.
- 4 EventsGerman Touring Car Motorracing Event GmbHDTM 2025 - Circuit Zandvoort
When the DTM makes a guest appearance at Circuit Zandvoort on the Dutch North Sea coast, the drivers and teams have no reason to relax. With its banked turns, the Grand Prix circuit is a real highlight on the calendar and offers fans spectacular racing action and a holiday feeling all in one.
The beach spectacle is not to be missed. Where else can you end an exciting day of racing right on the beach? The third stop for the DTM is in Zandvoort in the Netherlands. Between the dunes right by the sea, the race track, which also hosts Formula 1 every year, is a dream for every spectator. No other track on the DTM calendar presents such a challenge with its steep bends, leaving no room for mistakes. Thanks to its proximity to Amsterdam or the tranquil city of Haarlem, a visit to Zandvoort can be perfectly combined with a city trip.
- 4 EventsGerman Touring Car Motorracing Event GmbHDTM 2025 - Nürburgring
Pure excitement in the DTM since 1984: this is the Nürburgring, the cult circuit in the Eifel, where a visit is a must for every motorsport fan. The DTM drives the shortest version of the circuit, but it delivers maximum action and excitement.
Located in the middle of the Eifel region, the Nürburgring is probably Germany's best-known race track. The races there mark the start of the second half of the season. The guest appearance in the Eifel during the best vacation period is one of the highlights on the calendar, and the championship battle is already taking shape at the fifth event of the season. The short version of the Grand Prix circuit will be driven, which promises plenty of action in the technical part of the AMG Arena, when braking for the short circuit or overtaking from the slipstream in front of the NGK chicane.
- 4 EventsGerman Touring Car Motorracing Event GmbHDTM 2025 - Sachsenring
The uphill and downhill track near Chemnitz is a real driver's track. Blind bends, fast corners, a breathtaking gradient - the Sachsenring presents drivers with challenges.
For more than 25 years, the new Sachsenring has been home to the German Motorcycle Grand Prix, which is one of Germany's biggest sporting events and attracts up to 250,000 fans every year. For car racing fans, the DTM is the annual highlight at the Sachsenring. The natural race track, which is embedded in the landscape, offers a number of spectacular spots from which visitors can watch the races thanks to the partially elevated spectator areas.
- 4 EventsGerman Touring Car Motorracing Event GmbHDTM 2025 - Red Bull Ring presented by VKB Bank
The mountains are calling. The penultimate stop of the DTM season takes place in the Alps at the popular Red Bull Ring in Styria. The most modern race track on the calendar offers an incredible mountain panorama, high-speed straights and plenty of action.
The Spielberg race track is nestled between mountains and the unmistakable green Austrian landscape. The Red Bull Ring is one of the most famous racetracks in Europe. Originally opened in 1969 as the Österreichring, the circuit was extensively renovated and modernized in 2011. With a length of 4.318 kilometers and 10 bends, the Red Bull Ring offers a mixture of fast straights and challenging corners that are exciting for both drivers and spectators. The races in Austria mark the "semi-final" of the DTM, where it is decided who will go to the final with their title chances intact.
- 4 EventsGerman Touring Car Motorracing Event GmbHDTM 2025 - Hockenheimring
The finale: the DTM traditionally crowns its champion in Hockenheim. The atmosphere in the Motodrom gives you goosebumps when the title is decided.
Hockenheim is the DTM's living room: not only does it traditionally host the season finale, but no other track in its history has hosted the DTM more often than the Motodrom in Baden. For visitors, the Motodrom provides a stadium atmosphere and the best view of the racing action. The Hockenheimring is one of the most traditional racetracks in Germany and is located near the town of Hockenheim in the state of Baden-Württemberg. It was opened in 1932 and has developed into a major motorsport arena over the decades. The track has a total length of 4.574 kilometers and is known for its mixture of fast straights and technical curves, which make for exciting overtaking maneuvers and thrilling races. The Hockenheimring was the venue for the German Formula 1 Grand Prix for many years and has hosted numerous legendary races. The track is characterized by its striking design, including the long back straight, which is often considered one of the best overtaking opportunities. The latest track layout, which has been in place since 2002, has changed the character of the circuit and made it safer at the same time.