Nürburgring GP
The modern Grand Prix circuit at the Nürburgring complex in the Eifel mountains of Germany. Built in 1984 alongside (and partially replacing) the legendary 20.8 km Nordschleife for F1 racing.
The original 1927 Nordschleife was banned from F1 in 1976 after Niki Lauda's near-fatal accident. The GP-Strecke was built next to it, but the Nordschleife still hosts the famous 24-hour endurance race each year.
- 01The Mercedes Arena chicane complex
- 02Adjacent to the legendary Nordschleife
- 03Notoriously cold and wet — Eifel weather is unpredictable
- 04Hosts the Nürburgring 24 Hours combined with the Nordschleife
Corner braking points and gears are baseline references for a GT3 in dry conditions on optimum tyres. They will shift with car class, weather, fuel load, setup and driver technique. For car-specific deltas, use the AI Coach button on each corner.
Heavy braking from 6th into a right-left flick. Sacrifice entry for a clean exit through the second part.