The Sachsenring is one of Germany’s most demanding and technical racetracks, known for its flowing corners, high-speed sections, and significant elevation changes. Located near Chemnitz, it has a long motorsport history and is a key venue in both motorcycle and car racing.

Length 3.671 km (2.281 miles)
Turns 14

Track Characteristics
The Sachsenring is unique because of its constant elevation changes and tight, technical layout. The track has very few long straights, meaning drivers must rely on cornering speed and rhythm rather than pure power. It is a circuit that rewards precise driving, car balance, and patience.

Key sections include:
✅ Omega Curve (Turn 3-5) – A double-apex left-hander that tests car stability and throttle control.
✅ Waterfall (Turn 11) – A dramatic downhill right-hander, one of the fastest and most exciting corners on the circuit.
✅ Final Sector – A mix of fast left-handers that require commitment and confidence to maintain speed through the corners.