The Hockenheimring is one of Germany’s most famous and historic racetracks, known for its fast straights, technical sections, and thrilling racing action. Located in Baden-Württemberg, the circuit has been a key venue for Formula 1, GT racing, and DTM for decades.

Length 4.574 km (2.842 miles)
Turns 17

Track Characteristics
Hockenheimring is a perfect blend of high-speed straights and tight technical corners, making it a true test of a driver’s ability. The long Parabolika straight provides excellent overtaking opportunities, while the Motodrom section demands precision and car control.

Key sections include:
✅ Turn 2 & Parabolika – A tight right-hander leading into the long straight, one of the best overtaking spots.
✅ Hairpin (Turn 6) – A heavy braking zone at the end of the straight, a critical place for passing and defending.
✅ Motodrom Section – A technical series of corners where precision and car balance are key.
✅ Final Turn (Sachs Curve) – A challenging right-hander leading onto the main straight, where exit speed is crucial.