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The event takes place on
Timetable
| Friday, 4th July | 11:55 - 12:55 | Free Practice | |
| 17:42 | Qualifying 1 - Group A | ||
| 17:52 | Qualifying 1 - Group B | ||
| 18:02 | Qualifying 2 - Group A | ||
| 18:12 | Qualifying 2 - Group B | ||
| Saturday, 5th July | 11:20 | Start Season Race 5 (30 minutes + 1 lap) | |
| Sunday, 6th July | 11:15 | Start Season Race 6 (30 minutes + 1 lap) |
May be subject to changes on short notice. Please visit our social media channels for potential last-minute updates.
The Track
The Norisring, named after the medieval name of Nuremberg, is the only street circuit on the Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland calendar. Converting Zeppelinstrasse and Beuthener Strasse into the Norisring involves constructing crash barriers, a pit lane, additional grandstands and technical infrastructure, and takes around three weeks. From 1938 onwards, the track at Dutzendteich mainly hosted motorcycle races, and is now just under 2.2 kilometres long. From 1948, cars also competed, taking over the main role in the 1960s. For many years, the '200 Miles of Nuremberg' was one of the highlights of the season for various sports prototype series, including the World Championship. In 1987, the Deutsche Tourenwagen-Meisterschaft (DTM) made its first guest appearance at the Norisring. Today, the touring car championship is the main attraction of the 'ADAC Speedweekend' in Nuremberg. The Norisring has been a regular fixture on the German Carrera Cup calendar since its inaugural season in 1990. For the last time in 2019, the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup thrilled spectators on the large stone grandstand opposite the pits. Frenchman Julien Andlauer and German Michael Ammermüller were celebrated as the winners of the two races.
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