8-10 August 2025
HIGHLIGHTS Video
All the news, background stories and interviews from Porsche Sixt Carrera Cup Deutschland round 5 at Nürburgring.
Timetable
| Thursday, 7th August | Test Sessions | ||
| Friday, 8th August | 11:45 - 12:45 | Free Practice | |
| 17:00 | Qualifying 1 | ||
| 17:20 | Qualifying 2 | ||
| Saturday, 9th August | 11:15 | Start Season Race #9 (30 minutes + 1 lap) | |
| 15:20 | Autograph Session (in front of the Porsche hospitality) | ||
| Sunday, 10th August | 11:15 | Start Season Race #10 (30 minutes + 1 lap) |
Times subject to changes on short notice. Please visit our social media channels for potential last-minute updates.
Nürburgring Sprint Circuit (DEU)
When the Nürburgring circuit opened in 1927 with a motorcycle race, it already offered various track configurations. The longest measured around 28 kilometres and included the Nordschleife, which is still used for the 24-hour race today. In the 1960s, Formula 1 world champion Jackie Stewart gave the very demanding rollercoaster track in the shadow of the Nürburg castle the nickname “Green Hell”. Since 1984, a modern Grand Prix circuit has complemented the former officially called 'mountain, racing and test track'. In combination with the Nordschleife, one lap currently covers up to 25.387 kilometres. This makes the Nürburgring the longest permanent racetrack in the world. The Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland holds its races on a special variant of the Grand Prix circuit which is actually over five kilometres long; the so-called ‘Sprint Circuit’ reduces the length of a lap to 3.629 kilometres.
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