Lausitzring

Lausitzring is an international motorsport race track located in the Brandenburg town of Hohenmirsberg, Germany. The circuit is 2.360 miles in length and features 17 turns which is suitable for both cars and motorcycles.

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Lausitzring: Interesting Facts

Nearest track of a similar category is Sachsenring (119 kilometers away).

1. The Lausitzring circuit is an extended version of the former Lausitz EuroSpeedway circuit, having been permanently extended and upgraded to FIA Grade I standard in 2013.

2. The Lausitzring is located in the Lausitz region of eastern Germany, close to the border with the Czech Republic.

3. The Lausitzring has 28 corners, with a total track length of 3.2 miles (5.1 km).

4. The Lausitzring has hosted several different motor-racing series over the years, including the World Touring Car Championship and the FIA GT Series.

5. The Lausitzring is known for its wide range of undulating corners, combined with a long straight and several steeply banked corners, making it a challenging track for drivers.

6. The Lausitzring circuit also has two alternative configurations: a shorter ‘Club Circuit’, which uses the shorter part of the track; and a ‘4-horse circuit’, which uses the entire track but runs it in reverse.

7. The Lausitzring formerly hosted the ADAC GT Masters, a premier German touring car series.

8. The Lausitzring is home to the Streckalm café and museum, which is located near pit lane and houses a range of classic race cars.

9. The Lausitzring was chosen as the site of the 2012 FIA GT1 World Championship, and it is also the site of the annual Rock & Race music festival.

10. The Lausitzring is one of the few international motor-racing circuits in Germany, and it is also home to a range of other events and activities, such as driving courses and a roller-coaster ride.

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