We make your heart race
We love the ring
Since 1927, the Nürburgring has stood for passion, motorsport, and unforgettable experiences – a legendary race track that makes history and lives innovation.
The Nürburgring is more than a racetrack—it's a moving legend. Since 1927, it has stood for passion, innovation, and unforgettable moments. Today, it's a unique event location and a magnet for motorsport fans and the automotive world. Our drive remains the same: to shape progress and bring emotions to life.
Our team of around 200 permanent employees and over 1,000 temporary workers ensures the smooth running of the legendary track, both financially and organizationally. Every year, we organize over 50 public events, 400 corporate events, and just as many active driving experiences.
Our drive since 1927
Since its opening, the Nürburgring has combined motorsport challenge with economic significance for the region. Today, we continue to be an important economic factor and are proud of our history, which we continue to build on with team spirit, enthusiasm, and innovative strength.
This is the “Green Hell”
“The Nürburgring is the greatest race track in the world. Winning here makes you one of the greats.” – Sir Jackie Stewart. Legends like Rudolf Caracciola, Juan Manuel Fangio, Niki Lauda, and Michael Schumacher share this fascination. Their legacy immortalizes the Nürburgring.
Our core: Motorsport – our portfolio: Versatile
Motorsport is our core, but we offer much more: From exclusive corporate events to adrenaline-pumping experiences to music festivals right on and at the racetrack – our location combines emotion with professionalism. We design, develop, and deliver unique experiences.
The story of a legend
Almost 100 years of racing, legendary victories, and historic dramas – that's the history of the Nürburgring. But the story of the "Ring" is much more: It tells of people, myth, and engines.
How it all began.
In the summer of 1925, construction began on a unique race track in the Eifel region. Built at a cost of 14 million Reichsmarks and with the help of up to 2,500 workers, the 28.265 km circuit celebrated its premiere two years later.
The myth celebrates its premiere.
The Eifel race for motorcycles (June 18) and the following automobile race with the victory of Rudolf Caracciola on June 19, 1927 went down in history as the birth of the Nürburgring.
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- 1925
- 1927
- 1934
- 1940
For a successful future
We aren't resting on our laurels. Our future lies in economic success and sustainable development. With innovative strength, passion, and strategic vision, we are safeguarding the Nürburgring for future generations – for our fans, our partners, and our region. Because we are the Nürburgring!