Nürburgring 24 Hours
The Nordschleife & the Eifel
25 kilometres of forest, corners, and history. The most demanding circuit on earth — at its most extreme.
The Green Hell
The Nürburgring Nordschleife is not a normal racing circuit. It is 25.378 kilometres of public road carved through the Eifel forest — 154 corners, elevation changes of 300 metres, and a history that stretches back to 1927. The 24-hour race that runs here every May is the largest motorsport event in the world by attendance. Over 200 cars. 200,000 spectators. And a circuit that humbles every driver who attempts it.
The 7-Day Itinerary
Arrival in the Eifel
Private transfers from Frankfurt Airport through the Eifel hills to your base near the circuit. Check in, settle in. Welcome dinner at a local Gasthaus — schnitzel, Riesling, and the first look at the circuit on the horizon.
The Nordschleife
A full day at the circuit before the race weekend begins. Lap the Nordschleife in a performance car — the full 25 kilometres. Walk sections of the track on foot. Visit the Nürburgring museum. Understand what you're about to watch.
The Eifel Region
A day exploring the region. Medieval villages, volcanic lakes, and the rolling Eifel countryside. Lunch at a traditional brewery. The Burg Nürburg castle above the circuit. Back in time for the first qualifying sessions.
Qualifying & Atmosphere
The race weekend builds. Qualifying sessions on the Nordschleife — watching cars attack the Green Hell at full pace. Paddock access, team garages, the atmosphere of 200,000 people arriving. Evening at the circuit village.
Race Start
The 24 Hours begins. The rolling start, the first lap, the noise. Premium viewing positions across the circuit. The race runs through the afternoon and into the night — watching headlights trace the Nordschleife in the dark is something you do not forget.
Race Finish & Podium
Back to the circuit for the final hours. The finish, the podium, the celebration. A group dinner that evening — somewhere worthy of the occasion. Stories from the race, the circuit, the week.
Farewell
A final morning in the Eifel. Breakfast together. One last look at the circuit. Private transfers back to Frankfurt Airport. Until the next race.
What's Included
The Eifel Region, Germany
The Eifel is one of Germany's best-kept secrets. Volcanic lakes, medieval castles, dense forest, and villages that have barely changed in centuries. The Nürburgring sits at its heart — a circuit so demanding it was nicknamed the Green Hell by Jackie Stewart in 1968. The name stuck. The region around it is anything but hellish — it is beautiful, quiet, and deeply German.
"The first time you stand at the Karussell and watch a car come through at full speed, you understand why drivers call it the greatest circuit in the world. And the most terrifying. At night, with 200 cars on track and headlights everywhere — there is nothing else like it."
— Thomas, Motorsport Journeys
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