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They are coming back - great hero cars of the sixties, seventies and eighties. Formula 1 will once again be a guest at the Nürburgring Classic in 2023 with historic racing cars.
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Undoubtedly the most exciting vehicles of the post-war period are the racing sports cars of the model years up to 1965. It was then an era of awakening in racing and motor sport. Shortly after the end of the Second World War, almost all European automobile factories focused on developments in motor sport and their resilience and usability for later series production. Vehicles were demonstrated at international events.
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It remains unforgotten: The "Golden Era" of motorsport. Above all, the German Touring Car Championship DTM coined this term like no other racing series. A practically classless set of regulations that allowed spectacular duels with production-based cars and created images that were often seen by more than 100,000 people at the races and millions of fans at home on their TV screens.
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The Nürburgring Classic offers a new innovation with a new Saturday GLP on the Grand Prix circuit at lunchtime: Only women's teams are admitted to this regularity run/ GLP. The aim is to confirm the time set by the teams themselves for 45 minutes on the Grand Prix circuit - as always with a GLP, maximum and minimum times are set. There will be no dawdling but also no excessive speeding.
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The new ticket shop for the 2023 tickets has been activated and ticket purchases are now possible. Many fans and visitors buy tickets at a reduced price in advance. For the last weekend in May 2023, the race event at the Nürburgring announces itself from 26.05. to 28.05. on the Grand Prix circuit and Nordschleife.
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Entries for the popular regularity runs and experience runs are now open. In 2023, we will again be at the start with regularity runs on the GP circuit and two Experiences on the legendary Nordschleife.
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True to the old book title "Fight for metres and seconds" by Manfred von Brauchitsch, in the end only that is decisive for the competition participant: the times and placings. Right here you can find the tables in individual files.
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For the first time in many years, the Grand Prix circuit in the shadow of the Nürburg will host two sprint races without pit stops over a race distance of 30 minutes each, normally one hour. So there will be plenty of action.
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A decade, from the mid-1980s to the mid-90s, made the German Touring Car Championship one of the most colourful, wild and attractive racing series in Germany. The golden era lives on - at the Nürburgring Classic. 23 teams and cars are at the start - we are delighted about the great response rate for the races with these historical delicacies.
