DTM Sachsenring Tickets

Before booking your DTM Sachsenring tickets, here’s what makes this circuit worth the trip. Sachsenring isn’t just short, it’s relentless. At 3.671 km with heavy elevation changes, a tight opening sector and barely any room to pass, it’s one of the most demanding circuits on the calendar, both to drive and to watch.

Where precision matters

Overtaking at Sachsenring doesn’t come easy. The narrow layout rewards precision and punishes hesitation. Turn 1 is where it starts: after a long run down from the final corner, cars brake hard into a tight left-hander, and that late-braking chaos makes it prime territory for a lunge up the inside.

From there, the fight spills into Turns 2 and 3, with drivers trading outside lines and switchback moves to hold position through the sweep. The middle sector brings its own drama: blind crests and sharp elevation changes leave almost no margin for error, with no run-off to forgive a mistake. And the final corner gives one last chance: any hesitation on exit invites a slipstream move before the finish line.

Make full use of your DTM Sachsenring tickets

Every DTM Sachsenring ticket includes much more than entry to the races. Fans get direct access to experiences that usually stay behind the scenes.

Included with every ticket:

• Paddock entry on all event days
• A Pit Lane Walk on Saturday and Sunday (depending on your ticket validity)
• Meet the Drivers autograph sessions
• Autograph sessions with the support racing series
• Entry to the DTM Fanzone, open throughout the weekend

The DTM race at the Sachsenring circuit is one of the most exciting and action-packed race weekends on the calendar. Thanks to its narrow, twisting layout, dominated by left-hand turns, sharp elevation changes and a long straight, the circuit guarantees close, high-speed racing from start to finish.

Popular grandstands, VIP tickets and hotels near the circuit often sell out well before race weekend.

All prices and availability in the ticket selection above are updated in real time and may change depending on current demand, package availability and seating category.

Good to know before booking:

• Grandstand seats go first
• VIP tickets sell out quickly
• Hotels near Sachsenring become increasingly limited closer to the event
• Early booking usually offers the widest ticket and hotel selection

Secure your preferred DTM Sachsenring tickets early to avoid missing out on the most requested areas around the circuit.

The DTM returns to the Sachsenring from 11 to 13 September 2026, bringing three days of non-stop racing across the DTM and its support series. DTM Sachsenring tickets range from single-day passes to full weekend tickets covering Friday to Sunday, so fans can catch as much of the live action as they like.

*Final session times may be updated shortly before the event. We’ll keep this page up to date with the latest schedule.

The Sachsenring is surrounded by a range of accommodation options, so you can find a base that suits your budget and travel plans.

• Hohenstein-Ernstthal – the closest town to the circuit
• Chemnitz – the largest nearby city, with the widest choice of hotels, restaurants and nightlife
• Zwickau – another solid option close to the circuit, with a good spread of hotels
• Gera – a bit further out, but a good option if hotels closer to the circuit are booked

Because the circuit sits outside any major city, booking your hotel well in advance is recommended, especially during the DTM weekend when demand is significantly higher.

Here’s everything you need to know to get to Sachsenring for the DTM race weekend: from the nearest airports to public transport and parking.

Flying in – closest airports

• Dresden Airport (DRS) – the closest option, with onward travel by train or car
• Leipzig/Halle Airport (LEJ) – a bit further out, with a wider range of European connections
• Erfurt Airport and Berlin Brandenburg (BER) – also within reach for a longer drive

Arriving by public transport

The nearest train station is Hohenstein-Ernstthal, connected to Chemnitz, Dresden and Leipzig by regional rail. On race weekends, shuttle buses and local bus connections typically operate between the stations and the circuit. Check the apps below to help plan your journey for the DTM weekend.

Arriving by car or motorcycle

The circuit’s address is Hohensteiner Str. 18, 09353 Oberlungwitz, useful to have ready for your navigation. The Sachsenring is easily reached via the A4 (exit towards Hohenstein-Ernstthal, then the B180) or the A72 (exit Stollberg-West). Please note that parking spaces at the circuit cannot be reserved in advance, so it’s worth arriving early on race day.

Must-have apps for your race weekend