The Norisring is one of the most legendary and unique racetracks in Germany, often referred to as the “Monaco of Germany.” Located in Nuremberg, this temporary street circuit is known for its fast straights, tight hairpins, and thrilling wheel-to-wheel racing.

Length 2.300 km (1.429 miles)
Turns 4

Track Characteristics
The Norisring is one of the shortest tracks on the racing calendar, yet it remains one of the most challenging. Its simple layout—consisting of two long straights, a chicane, and two tight hairpins—requires absolute precision in braking and acceleration.

Key sections include:
✅ Grundig Hairpin – A heavy braking zone at the end of the long start/finish straight, a key overtaking spot.
✅ Schöller S (Chicane) – A fast left-right combination where drivers must be aggressive yet controlled.
✅ Dutzendteich Hairpin – Another hard-braking hairpin, crucial for defending and overtaking.