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BOSS GP Racing Series

The elite of Formula racing

The series of large and powerful Formula racing cars of recent years brings the popular era of Formula racing back to the racetrack.

The term „BOSS“ stands for Big Open Single Seaters, which means: Only the big and powerful Formula cars from recent years are allowed here. In addition to the Formula 1 cars from recent years, the BOSS GP racing series is open to Formula 2, IndyCar, World Series by Renault and A1 GP, among others.

Formula 1, GP2 and IndyCars combined in a unique series

The muscular eight-cylinder sound of the GP2 cars, the equally exciting engines of the World Series by Renault, the inferno-like roaring 12-cylinder Superleague Formula engines and of course the breathtaking and incomparably high-revving ten-cylinder engines of Formula 1 scream together in the truest sense of the word. All of them together offer action-packed, fast and powerful motorsport of the highest quality, which is unparalleled in its kind in the global motorsport universe.

The full-throttle ensemble brings the Eifel to its feet

Several thousand horsepower are unleashed simultaneously when the pilots of the BOSS GP Racing Series start their engines. Formula 1 cars, GP2 cars, World Series 3.5 cars, IndyCars and other former top-of-the-line vehicles of international Formula racing form a starting field that is virtually unique in this form worldwide.

Here, there are no replicas or show cars – only race cars from the highest categories of motorsport, built for maximum performance and still impressive fast today.

Europe's most exciting racing series in over 30 years.

For over 30 years, the BOSS GP Racing Series has offered drivers and fans the rare opportunity to experience these extraordinary monoposts in action. Open-wheel single-seaters have traditionally been at the forefront of motorsport development – many of the vehicles were originally designed for only a few races or individual seasons. In the BOSS GP, they are given a second life and remain visible, audible and, above all, drivable. For spectators, this creates an experience that combines modern and historic Formula technology in spectacular form.