Norisring 732 v2

Norisring

The Norisring is a simple temporary circuit situated on the grounds of Adolf Hitler's Nüremberg rallies of the 1930s.

The Norisring is a simple temporary circuit situated on the grounds of Adolf Hitler's Nüremberg rallies of the 1930s. The track passes either side of the imposing concrete grandstands, which hold 40,000 spectators. The Norisring original took its name from the ancient word for Nüremberg (Noris) to avoid confusion with the more famous Nürburgring. A 200-mile race with healthy prize money was held here from 1967, an event that claimed the life of Pedro Rodríguez in 1971. Then part of the German Racing Championship, it has held a round of the DTM touring car series in recent years.

Circuit

Type

Temporary road course

Length

1.429 (Miles)

Change

Hairpin on Beuthnerstrasse moved to its current position

Fastest Race Lap

Jean-Louis Schlesser (Sauber C9/88-Mercedes-Benz), 47.790s, 107.646 mph, Group C Sports Cars, 1988

Fastest Qualifying Lap

Hans-Joachim Stuck (Porsche 962C), 46.54s, 110.538 mph, Group C Sports Cars, 1986

Latest Races

3,429

Championships

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19,681

Results

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25,550

Drivers

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14,625

Teams

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923

Circuits

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